The idiom "nip in the bud" means to prevent something from developing or growing into a larger problem by taking action early on. It refers to taking steps to stop something before it becomes a significant issue.

The idiom "out on the town" means to be out and about, enjoying oneself socially or recreationally in public places. It can also mean being away from home or in a new environment, often exploring new things or trying new experiences.

The idiom "sacred cow" refers to a topic, idea, or person that is considered untouchable or inviolable by certain individuals or groups.

The idiom "throw caution to the winds" means to act recklessly or without regard for consequences, to take risks or to discard caution or cautionary advice. It suggests a sense of abandonment and a willingness to embrace danger or uncertainty.

The idiom "two wrongs don't make a right" means that doing something wrong or committing an error does not justify or excuse another person from doing the same. It suggests that actions have consequences, and perpetuating negative behavior only leads to further harm.