Ask jokes, idioms or crossword puzzles, and have difficult brain teasers (plus answers)

Dragon (to use an idiom). Answer: turn a deaf ear

One (type an idiom). A: One by one.

Be good (to use an idiom). Answer: Take advantage of people unprepared.

Asia (to use an idiom). Answer: It's hard to say.

Lord (to use an idiom). Answer: Go ahead.

Ah (to use an idiom). A: Your lips and teeth depend on each other.

Sentence (type an idiom). Answer: Make a clean break.

Who (to use an idiom). The answer is: obviously.

Smoke (to use an idiom). Answer: get to the bottom of it.

Excuse me (type an idiom). Answer: Give half the push.

Dark (to use an idiom). Answer: vivid and colorful

Tian (to use an idiom). The answer is: dig your brains out.

Ten (to use an idiom). The answer is: crisscross.

Board (to use an idiom). Answer: leftover tea

Duh (to use an idiom). Answer: blurt it out

Tickets (to use an idiom). A: It's windy.

Mule (to use an idiom). Answer: neither a donkey nor a horse.

Truss (to use an idiom). Answer: Dying.

The emperor (to use an idiom). Answer: White jade is flawless.

Forget (type an idiom). Answer: Be dead set.

In (type an idiom). Answer: The arrow is not empty.

Accounting (to borrow an idiom). Answer: resourceful

Elevator (to borrow an idiom). Answer: you can go up and down.

(To use an idiom) Pay equal attention. Answer: Just right.

Crosstalk (to use an idiom). The answer is: putting on airs

Paratroopers (to use an idiom). The answer is: falling from the sky.

Back (to use an idiom). Answer: Its appearance is not good.

False eye (to use an idiom). Answer: Gaze.

Xenon and tritium (to use an idiom). The answer is: swallowing mountains and rivers.

Victory (to borrow an idiom). Answer: invincible

Any (to use an idiom). Answer: I can't say.

Poncho (to use an idiom). A: A piece of clothing carries water.

Tiny (in an idiom). Answer: Very few.

The first day (to use an idiom). A: With each passing day.

Yue Xian (to use an idiom). The answer is: extraordinary.

Sweet dreams (to borrow an idiom). Answer: It won't last long.

Brother (to use an idiom). Answer: One of the best.

Sing (type an idiom) together. Answer: with one voice

Lie down (to use an idiom). Answer: throw yourself on the ground.

To die (to use an idiom). The answer is: sit still.

Cold. Answer: indecent

Cosmetics (to borrow an idiom). Answer: It's hard to say.

Solar cooker (to use an idiom). A: In full swing.

A microscope (to use an idiom). Answer: A hole in the brain.

Climb a bamboo pole (to use an idiom). The answer is: steadily rising.

Bottomless pit (to borrow an idiom). The answer is: unfathomable

Wangjiangge (to use an idiom). Answer: Near the water tower.

Thresher (to use an idiom). Answer: speak hesitatingly

Agricultural products (to borrow an idiom). Answer: Born and raised.

The colorful drama (playing an idiom) answers: vivid and vivid.

Blackboard newspaper (to use an idiom). Answer: White characters are continuous.

A pilot (to borrow an idiom). Answer: There is an opportunity.

See-saw (playing idioms) A: One by one.

Weddings and funerals (to borrow an idiom). A: Sadness and joy are mixed.

Playing drums (playing idioms). Answer: beat about the bush

Flying cymbals (to use an idiom). The answer is: hint.

Garbage can (to borrow an idiom). Answer: shelter evil people from evil practices.

Paper tiger (to use an idiom). Answer: External forces are hollow.

Eighty-eight (to use an idiom). The answer is: three points into the wood.

Laugh to death (to use an idiom). Answer: Happiness brings sorrow.

The crow in the magpie nest accounts for (to use an idiom). The answer is: go up in smoke

Have a panoramic view (to use an idiom). The answer is: take a glance.

Sail against the current (to use an idiom). Answer: Race to the top.

Pomegranate is ripe (to use an idiom). Answer: rawhide

Weightlifting competition (to use an idiom). A: haggle over every ounce

Load the gun (to use an idiom). The answer is: explosive.

Open up wasteland in an all-round way (to use an idiom). Answer: leave no room.

Strange stories from a strange studio (to use an idiom). Answer: nonsense.

Installment deposit (to use an idiom). A: Many a mickle makes a mickle.

The house of the foolish old man (to borrow an idiom). Answer: Cut to the chase.

The blind man touches the elephant (playing an idiom). A: I don't know the general idea

Clear and turbid (to use an idiom). A: There is no distinction between Jing and Wei.

Extend in all directions (to use idioms). Answer: The head is right.

Both hands agree (to use an idiom). Answer: reinvent the wheel

Candied coptis chinensis (to use an idiom). A: Share weal and woe.

Say goodbye unilaterally (to borrow an idiom). Answer: One-sided story

Photographic negatives (to use an idiom). Answer: Reverse black and white.

Love to travel (to use an idiom). Answer: I am ecstatic.

Public towels (to borrow an idiom). Answer: everything.

Wu Dalang gave a banquet (to use an idiom). Answer: the wedding.

Dont Ask For Help is in trouble (to borrow an idiom). Answer: Self-reliance.

Telephone calls travel thousands of miles (to use idioms). Answer: Echo from afar.

Reading too much makes it tasteless (to use an idiom). Answer: Not uncommon.

The rabbit invited the tiger (to play an idiom). Answer: eat and drink.

Regardless of the middle (to use an idiom). The answer is: look forward and look back.

Leave the tap on (to play an idiom). The answer is: let it be.

Cut the gordian knot (to use an idiom). Answer: solved.

Play Go in secret (play an idiom). The answer is: there is no difference between soap and white.

Send a message home (using an idiom). The answer is: keep your promise.

One piece becomes nine pieces (to use an idiom). The answer is: division.

Luda became a monk (to use an idiom). The answer is: becoming a monk halfway.

The mute made a gesture (made an idiom). A: It goes without saying.

The building mouse asks for divination (to use an idiom). Answer: Have a guilty conscience.

Super good toothbrush (to borrow an idiom). The answer is: no.

What do cats and dogs look like (to use an idiom). A: Like a wolf like a tiger.

A chainsaw saws wood (to use an idiom). Answer: act decisively.

Air-to-air missiles (to borrow an idiom). Answer: Play it by ear.

Two three four five six seven eight nine (to use an idiom). Answer: lack of clothes and food