Question

idiom 's
meaning.
1. To murder a language
2. It's all Greek to me
3. Language that would fry bacon
4. Broken English
5. Pick up a language
6. Plain English
7. Pidgin English
8. Dead language
9. To put it in a nutshell
10. To speak the same language
11. Queen's English
12. Talk shop
13. To speak one's mind
14. To talk nonsense
15. To start the ball rolling
16. Get the word out
17. Eat your words
18. Speak of the devil
19. A penny for your thoughts
20. Bite your tongue
21. Mumbo Jumbo
22. Off the record​

Answer 1

Heya mate...

it's a very complicated question but I will answer it....

1) To murder a language: it's a tough one so sorry

2)It's all Greek to me; expressing that something is abstruse.

3)Language that would fry bacon:Extremely coarse.

4) Broken English :your accent is cute.

5)pick up a language: To take up

6) plain English: without the use of technical or difficult terms.

7)pidgin English: The quick ones.

8)Dead language: Not more

9)to put it in a nutshell:You are fired.

10) to speak the same language: to have similar feelings or thoughts.

11) Queen's English: pure or correct

12) Talk shop : to talk about things on your work or trade.

13)To speak one's mind:To say openly what you think.

14) Talk nonsense:Not reasonable

15) to start the ball rolling:Bring up the first topic

16)Get the word out: Tell what you understand clearly.

I know only this much

thank you

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:To murder a language