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 "the last straw" refers to a situation or event that is the final thing that someone can tolerate or endure before they take action, such as quitting a job or leaving a relationship.

The idiom "put cards on the table" means to reveal or disclose information, especially something that was previously hidden or kept secret. It can also mean to make a proposal or offer, or to expose one's true intentions or motivations.

The idiom "not the sharpest tool in the shed" is used to describe someone who is not very intelligent or smart, often with a hint of humor. The figurative meaning is that the person in question lacks mental acuity and may struggle to solve problems or make decisions.

The idiom "second wind" refers to a sudden surge of energy or renewed enthusiasm for something that had previously run out of steam or lost momentum. It suggests that there is still some residual power left, just waiting to be tapped into again.