Tomorrow (Monday) many Americans will be
traveling to view the total eclipse, which, as you know, is when the moon
passes in front of the sun, casting its shadow on the Earth. Today's puzzle
answers are all idiomatic phrases that include either the sun or
the moon — I'll give you a clue, you tell me what the phrase is.
For example, if I gave you the definition
"Try to attain something extremely difficult; set one's goals high"
you'd give me the phrase "Shoot for the moon."
. 1. Very rarely
2.
Everything's been done before
3.
Take advantage of an opportunity while it is
available
4.
Extremely happy
5.
To do something overly ambitious that can
lead to one's downfall
Answer Keys
1. Once
in a blue moon
2. There’s
nothing new under the sun
3. Make
hay while the sun shines
4. Over
the moon
5. Fly
too close to the sun
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