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Collection of Idiom Cliparts (61)
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Curated clip art focused on idiom, including crisp transparent PNGs and simple vectors suitable for classroom printouts, slides, and web use.
A surprised child holds an umbrella as their furry friends leap into the air-imagine the fun and imagination this scene sparks!
A speech bubble highlighting the word “idioms”-a visual cue for conversational language expressions.
When it rains, it pours… literally-especially if you’re caught unprepared beneath a shower of airborne pets!
When it rains, even the pets take flight-this cheerful illustration captures the magic of imagination on a stormy day.
A playful visual breakdown of the idiom “It is raining cats and dogs,” contrasting literal animals with stormy weather imagery.
A vibrant collage of illustrated idioms-like “spill the beans,” “rain cats and dogs,” and “break a leg”-makes learning English phrases fun and intuitive.
The image is a black and white illustration of a person holding an umbrella. The person is standing in front of a large cloud that is falling from the sky. The cloud is black and appears to be floating above the person. The background is white and the person is silhouetted against it. There are many small birds flying around the cloud, creating a chaotic and chaotic scene. The birds are of different sizes and colors, and they are all flying in different directions. The overall mood of the image is one of chaos and confusion.
A playful yet informative cartoon of a tongue with bite marks-commonly used to explain bruxism, stress-related habits, or oral trauma.
A playful yet expressive set of hand-drawn icons illustrating universal emotions and abstract ideas-perfect for teaching emotional literacy or designing mental health resources.
Left: A man overindulging in snacks. Right: A man literally dressed as a pig-humorously visualizing the phrase.
A young student carefully cuts red construction paper with safety scissors-part of a hands-on art project fostering creativity and coordination.
A cheeky cartoon showing a cat grabbing a boy’s tongue-illustrating the classic idiom when someone’s speechless!
A fun, classroom-friendly poster explaining idioms, featuring a flying pig (symbolizing “when pigs fly”) and an open book.
A colorful, student-friendly idiom lesson poster featuring playful visuals and clear activity instructions.
A humorous cartoon showing two kids joking around-perfect for explaining the idiom “you’re pulling my leg!”
A stylized warning illustration showing a power plug with the phrase “Pull the Plug” woven into the cord, emphasizing safe disconnection.
A lively, hand-drawn celebration scene featuring three cheerful dancers with festive pom-poms and expressive movement.
A cheerful cartoon dog artist invites kids to explore idioms creatively-paint by phrase, not number!
A worried patient sees unexpected butterfly-shaped patterns on his chest X-ray, prompting further medical evaluation.
A delicious slice of double-layer chocolate cake, garnished with whipped cream, a cherry, and a strawberry, served elegantly on a white plate.
A colorful, easy-to-read infographic explaining 12 popular English idioms using body parts and animals, perfect for language learners.
The butterfly stroke in action: synchronized arm recovery, strong chest lift, and rhythmic undulation create forward momentum.
A visual metaphor showing an orange and apple on a seesaw, highlighting the futility of unequal comparisons.
A cheerful rainbow graphic introduces a collection of color-themed idioms, created by Kathy Barbeau.
“Yeah, I know what you’ve heard-the fact of the matter is-we can sleep standing up or lying down.” A classic horse-and-human bar joke.
One character leans in to whisper a secret while the other cups their ear-classic visual shorthand for confidential conversation.
A relaxed boy paddling calmly in a boat embodies the idea of going with the flow-staying flexible and at ease.
A delightful, whimsical cake slice that turns the idiom “it’s a piece of cake” into a visual treat-ideal for lighthearted celebrations.
A cheerful animated clock with wings zooms through the sky, vividly capturing how quickly time seems to pass.
A fun, kid-friendly explanation of idioms, using “She spilled the beans” to illustrate how phrases can have hidden meanings.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a green caterpillar reading a red book. The caterpillar has a big smile on its face and its arms are stretched out to the sides as it reads the book. Its body is covered in a thick, green body and its legs are curled up in a spiral pattern. Its eyes are large and round, and its antennae are long and thin. The book is open and the pages are slightly crumpled, suggesting that it is reading. The background is white.
A child stands under a storm cloud with rain and lightning-representing how sadness can feel overwhelming and all-consuming.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a man standing behind a podium with a large piece of paper on his head. The paper appears to be a coffin or a coffin-like structure with a sad expression on its face. The man is wearing a blue suit and has white hair on his shoulders. On either side of the man's head, there are two lit candles, one on top of the other. The candles are burning brightly, with red flames and white smoke coming out of them. There is also a drop of water droplets on the paper, indicating that the man is in the process of lighting the candles.
A cheerful cartoon girl throws a towel in the air, visually representing the phrase “throw in the towel” meaning to give up.
A cheerful student learns to identify storm warnings-wind, flying leaves, and caution signs signal dangerous weather ahead.
“Break a Leg” - a playful, encouraging phrase turned into a positive message for healing and support.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a man with brown hair and a blue shirt and red tie. He is standing with his arms stretched out to the sides and his mouth open in a yell. He appears to be shouting or shouting, with his eyes wide open and his tongue sticking out. In front of him, there is a brown object that looks like a donut or a donkerchief. The background is white.
When money is literally tied up-this image captures the frustration of restricted cash flow or locked assets.
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