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The idiom "cut from the same cloth" means that two or more people have similar characteristics, qualities, or backgrounds. It implies that they are alike in some way and share a common bond or connection.

The idiom "on the mend" means that someone or something is recovering from a disease, injury, or illness. It suggests that the person or thing is improving and getting better.

The idiom "catch a cold" means to become infected with the common cold virus. It can also figuratively mean to suffer from something unpleasant or negative, such as a difficult situation or a bad mood.

The idiom "go round in circles" means to repeatedly do something without making any progress or achieving a desired result. It can also mean going around in a circular motion, literally or figuratively.

The idiom "pig in a poke" means to take risks or to be careless without considering the potential consequences. It is often used to describe someone who is overconfident, or has made a hasty decision without fully thinking it through.