Here's part 7 of this series on idioms. This time, the meanings are given, and you have to match the idioms to them. As I've mentioned several times before, the clue box allows a maximum of 34 characters (I think), so I have to adapt to this restriction one way or another. For this game, however, I decided to let the idioms simply truncate, so it's only fair to show you the full idioms first:
Beat/Flog a dead horse
Change horses in midstream
Wild horses couldn't/wouldn't drag someone somewhere or Wild horses couldn't/wouldn't make someone do something
If wishes were horses then beggars would ride
If two ride on a horse, one must ride behind
To look a gift horse in the mouth
Be sure to check out the rest in this series:
Part 1 (Transport)
Part 2 (Animals Ants - Birds)
Part 3 (Animals Bees - Cats)
Part 4 (Animals Dogs)
Part 5 (Animals Elephant - Flea)
Part 6 (Animals Fly - Hawk)
Part 7 (Animals - Horses)
Part 8 (Animals - Horses Part 2)
Part 9 (Animals Kittens - Lions)
Part 10 (Animals Monkeys - Pigs)
Part 11 (Animals Pigeons - Rats)
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