Common Canadian Idioms Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST: difficult: a hard nut to crack - someone who is _ to get along with, attention: all ears - to have your full _ on something/someone, wealthy: born with a silver spoon in mouth - to have been born and grown up _ , income: bread and butter - your main source/method of _ , conversation: break the ice - starting a _ with someone you've just met, change: cry over spilled milk - don't be sad about the past because you can't _ it, suddenly: go cold turkey - to quit something _ , unwell: feeling under the weather - to feel _ , but not too sick, before: give a shot - trying something new/something you haven't tried _ , expensive: costs an arm and a leg - very _ , gossip: speak of the devil - when you _ about someone and they walk into the room, silent: hold one’s peace - to be _ when you don't want to speak on a topic, familiar: find your feet - becoming _ with a new environment/job/school etc, complicated: it’s not rocket science - easy and not _ , positive: keep your chin up - stay _ , a kind of encouragement, crazy: lose your marbles - to go _ , people: takes two to tango - it takes two _ to do something, good or bad, zero: never in a million years - the chance of something happening is _ percent, floating: on cloud nine - to be so happy, you feel like you're _ on a cloud, breeze: piece of cake - easy, similar to another idiom "it's a _ ", joke: pull someone’s leg - to pull a prank or _ with someone, tremendous: rain cats and dogs - when it rains a _ amount, save: to cut corners - the things you do to _ money, thief: to have sticky fingers is to be a _ , secret: zip your lips - you tell someone this to be quiet and not share their _ .