Break the ice , relieving tension or getting to know someone better, usually by making small talk, or a kind gesture to start a new relationship, Wear my heart upon my sleeve, to express one’s feelings openly instead of hiding them, Set my teeth on edge, to express distaste for something, particularly annoyance, and also discomfort, like the noise of nails dragging on a chalkboard, The world is my oyster, used to say the world is full of possibilities and you can do anything, Love is blind, means that true love is not superficial and also captures the idea that love can be unexpected or random, Live off the fat of the land, means getting the best of everything without having to work hard for it, Extend an olive branch, to offer peace or a truce after a disagreement, Mad as a hatter, suggests that a person has gone insane, A sorry sight, someone or something that looks untidy, neglected, damaged, or generally pitiful, To one's heart's content, to do something enjoyable without limitation or until you are completely satisfied.

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