"Bell the cat" is an idiomatic expression that means to reveal a secret or a surprise, often for someone else's benefit. It can also mean to outsmart someone or to take action against them.

The idiom "first light" refers to the earliest moment when something becomes visible or noticeable, especially during dawn or at night. It can also indicate a new beginning or a change of circumstances.

The idiom "status quo" refers to the existing state or condition of something, typically without any changes or improvements. It is often used in contrast to "change," "progress," or "development.

The idiom "new blood" refers to new, fresh, or innovative ideas, approaches, or strategies that bring about change and improvement. It is often used to describe someone or something that brings a new perspective or energy to an organization or situation.

The idiom "bring to the table" has two meanings:

• To bring something or someone to a meeting, negotiation, or discussion that is relevant or useful for the topic at hand.
• To offer or propose a new idea, solution, or plan for consideration during a meeting or negotiation.