Used when tossing a coin. Heads is the side with the monarch’s or another important person’s head; tails is the other side., Trial and error, Peace and quiet, Heads or tails?, Black and blue, In a state of confusion or disorder. Informal., Black and blue, Hit and miss, Sooner or later, At sixes and sevens, Active and going to different places, particularly after being ill, injured or inactive., Out and about, All fingers and thumbs, Pros and cons, Touch and go, Two people or things that are completely different. Mainly British English., Odds and ends, Chalk and cheese, Through and through, Give or take, Busy, noisy activity involving many people, especially in a city., Hustle and bustle, By and large, Give or take, Heads or tails?, Clumsy or awkward when using your hands. Mainly British and informal., Waxed and waned, Through and through, Wear and tear, All fingers and thumbs, Small amounts or numbers arriving gradually and irregularly. Informal., Waxed and waned, Sooner or later, In dribs and drabs, By and large, Repeatedly or on many occasions, often suggesting annoyance or frustration., Pros and cons, Every nook and cranny, Time after time / time and time again, Out and about, Increased and decreased over time., Black and white, Wear and tear, Waxed and waned, Time after time / time and time again, Completely; in every respect. It is frequently used to describe someone’s character, identity or beliefs., Through and through, Peace and quiet, Sooner or later, Safe and sound, Every part of a place, including its smallest and most hidden areas., Every nook and cranny, By and large, Give or take, Short and sweet, Clean and well organised, Fair and square, Neat and tidy, Waxed and waned, In dribs and drabs, At exactly the same level in a competition, Short and sweet, Give or take, Peace and quiet, Neck and neck, Sometimes successful and sometimes unsuccessful, Black and blue, Short and sweet, All fingers and thumbs, Hit and miss, Damage caused by ordinary use, Bumper to bumper, Chalk and cheese, Wear and tear, Out and about, Badly bruised, Pros and cons, Black and blue, Touch and go, At sixes and sevens, With vehicles extremely close together, Bumper to bumper, Through and through, Neck and neck, Waxed and waned, Approximately; plus or minus, Give or take, Safe and sound, Black and white, Neat and tidy, Gradually, Safe and sound, Little by little, Bumper to bumper, All fingers and thumbs, At some point in the future, Black and white, Little by little, In dribs and drabs, Sooner or later, Advantages and disadvantages, By and large, Hit and miss, Pros and cons, Fair and square, Freedom from noise and disturbance, Little by little, All fingers and thumbs, Waxed and waned, Peace and quiet, Completely safe and unharmed, especially after a journey or dangerous situation., Safe and sound, Through and through, All fingers and thumbs, Neat and tidy, Various small, unimportant or miscellaneous objects or tasks., Safe and sound, Black and white, Odds and ends, Black and blue, Generally or when everything is considered., Odds and ends, By and large, Through and through, All fingers and thumbs, Uncertain and potentially dangerous, with an equal possibility of success or failure., At sixes and sevens, Safe and sound, Touch and go, Hit and miss, A way of solving a problem by trying different methods until one succeeds., Sooner or later, Trial and error, Touch and go, Odds and ends, Brief but pleasant, effective or satisfactory., Every nook and cranny, At sixes and sevens, Short and sweet, Bumper to bumper, Honestly and according to the rules, particularly when winning a competition., Wear and tear, Heads or tails?, Fair and square, Neck and neck, A subject or situation that is easy to understand what is right and wrong, Fair and square, Black and white, Touch and go, Waxed and waned

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