150

 CLUE:

Behind someone's back

149

 CLUE:

Bare your heart

148

 CLUE:

Bag of nerves

147

 CLUE:

Bad mouth

146

 CLUE:

Bad hair day

145

 CLUE: an expression of surprise or shock.

¡Jumping Judas!

144

 CLUE: something important is to begin.

Zero hour

143

 CLUE: someone or something is no longer interesting.

Yesterday's news

142

 CLUE:  where something is located or hidden.

X marks the spot

141

 CLUE:  to be very careful not to annoy or anger people or groups that are competing. 

Walk a fine line

140

 CLUE: a difficult task that takes a long time.

A long row to hoe

139

 CLUE: some issues/problems/challenges cannot be hidden/concealed but have to be faced and dealt with.

You can't hide elephants in mouseholes

138

CLUE: not suitable for children.

X-rated

137

 CLUE: to be very careful because they get angry or offended very easily.

Walk on eggshells

136

 CLUE: something is in danger and its enemies are getting ready for the kill.

Vultures are circling

135

 CLUE: suspected of having done something wrong

Under a cloud

134

 CLUE: To be the best and take the honours.

Take the cake

133

 CLUE: a distraction from the real issues.

Red herring

132

 CLUE: someone who goes to the front of a queue instead of waiting.

Queue jumping

131

 CLUE: a place extremely crowded.

Packed like sardines

130

 CLUE: a gesture to indicate that you want peace.

Olive branch

129

 CLUE: they show you around a place. 

Nickel tour

128

 CLUE:a n assistant or companion, usually a capable one.

Man Friday

127

 CLUE: you aren't given the information that you should have.

Left in the dark

126

 CLUE: to have enough money for food and the basic essentials.

Keep the wolf from the door

125

 CLUE: to introduce a concise summary.

In a nutshell

124

 CLUE: there is a very small chance indeed of it being successful or surviving.

Hang by a thread

123

 CLUE: you organise yourself and your life.

Get your ducks in a row

122

 CLUE: to sell you stolen goods.

Fall off the back of a lorry

121

 CLUE: to look foolish or embarrassed.

Egg on your face

120

 CLUE: the bottom of the sea or resting place of drowned sailors. 

Davey Jones' locker

119

 CLUE: harmless act that can have undesirable consequences if allowed.

Camel's nose

118

 CLUE:  the situation turns unpleasant or serious.

Balloon goes up

117

 CLUE:  Prominent and influential people who comprise the most desirable guests at a social function or gathering.

A List

116

 CLUE:

Be on the pig's back

115

 CLUE:

Bats in the belfry

114

 CLUE:

Ants in your pants

113

 CLUE: 

Angry as a bear

112

ANSWER:

Albatross around your neck

111

CLUE:

Aardvark

110

CLUE:

A little bird told me

109

 CLUE: a person who appears gentle, but is determined and inflexible underneath

VELVET GLOVE

108

 CLUE: to change the position of a goverment radically on an issue, especially when they have promised not to do so

U-turn

107

 CLUE: To change the situation giving the advantage to the party who had previously been at a disadvantage.

Tables are turned

106

 CLUE: especially happy period of your life.

SALAD DAYS

105

 CLUE:  someone ruins your pleasure or your plans.

Rain on your parade

104

 CLUE: to fight about the means of one’s living

Quarrel with bread and butter

103

 CLUE: someone very annoying and always disturbing you

Pain in the neck

102

 CLUE: something that distracts you or keeps you from achieving what you want.

Off the track

101

 CLUE: a problem or event that is a clear step towards an inevitable failure.

Nail in the coffin