The idiom "smitten with" means to be extremely attracted or fond of someone or something, usually to the point of being unable to resist it. It implies a strong emotional connection and can be used to describe both romantic love and affection towards a person or thing.

The idiom "play cat and mouse" refers to a game or situation in which two people or groups are constantly trying to outsmart each other, with one person or group always being one step ahead of the other.

The idiom "ride on a wave" means to experience success or popularity for a short period of time, often resulting from an initial success. It can also mean to go along with something, to follow the trend or be a part of a group or organization.

The idiom "cool heels" means to be calm, composed, or collected under pressure or in difficult situations. It is used to describe someone who remains unflustered and in control, even when faced with challenges or stressors.

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Idiom: Over and Out

The idiom "over and out" is a common expression used to signal the end of a conversation, meeting or task. It is often used as a polite way to dismiss