The document discusses several Easter-related idioms including "putting all your eggs in one basket" which means risking everything on one outcome, a "happy bunny" refers to someone who is happy and content, "hopping mad" describes being very angry, a "good egg" is a nice agreeable person, and "rabbit food" refers to salad or raw vegetables.

1. Easter idioms 2
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2. To put all your eggs in one basket
to risk everything in one shot
You shouldn’t just
put all your eggs in
one basket. Don’t
focus on becoming
a professional
tennis player. You
should continue
your education too.
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3. A Happy Bunny
someone who is happy and content
When my husband
watches his favorite
sport channel, he is
one happy bunny.
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4. Hopping mad
very angry
The students’
disrespectful
behavior made
their teacher
hopping mad.
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5. Good egg
A nice agreeable person
My neighbor,
Jane, is such a
good egg. She
always brings me
delicious
homemade cakes.
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6. Rabbit food
salad or raw vegetables
Today is my cheat
day, so I’ll take a
break from rabbit
food and eat
pizza.
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