The idiom "betwixt and between" means to be caught or trapped between two opposing situations, decisions, or people. It can also mean being in a difficult position or being torn between two choices.

The idiom "sixth sense" refers to an intuitive or extrasensory ability to perceive or know something without the use of any of our five senses (sight, touch, hearing, taste, and smell). It is often used to describe a person who has a talent for predicting events or people's behavior.

The idiom "far cry from" is an expression that means something is completely different or opposite from what it appears to be. The phrase implies a significant contrast between two things, often with a negative connotation.

The idiom "to the core" means to do something sincerely, deeply, or completely. It suggests that a person is being honest and genuine in their actions or words, and that they are not just putting on a show or pretending to be someone else.

"A drowning man will clutch at a straw" is an idiom that means a person who is in a dire situation and feels like they are on the brink of failure or collapse will desperately cling to any small hope, opportunity, or resource that may help them survive.