Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people
- Sigourney Weaver
- Jack Nicholson
- Billy Zane
- Glenn Close
Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people
- Sigourney Weaver
- Jack Nicholson
- Billy Zane
- Glenn Close
- Edward G. Robinson
Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people
- Sigourney Weaver
- Jack Nicholson
- Billy Zane
- Glenn Close
- Edward G. Robinson
- Michael Douglas
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Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people
- Sigourney Weaver
- Jack Nicholson
- Billy Zane
- Glenn Close
- Edward G. Robinson
- Michael Douglas
- Ben Kingsley
Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people
- Sigourney Weaver
- Jack Nicholson
- Billy Zane
- Glenn Close
- Edward G. Robinson
- Michael Douglas
- Ben Kingsley
- Benedict Cumberbatch
Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people
- Sigourney Weaver
- Jack Nicholson
- Billy Zane
- Glenn Close
- Edward G. Robinson
- Michael Douglas
- Ben Kingsley
- Benedict Cumberbatch
- Faye Dunaway
Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people
- Sigourney Weaver
- Jack Nicholson
- Billy Zane
- Glenn Close
- Edward G. Robinson
- Michael Douglas
- Ben Kingsley
- Benedict Cumberbatch
- Faye Dunaway
- Ian McKellen
Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people
- Sigourney Weaver
- Jack Nicholson
- Billy Zane
- Glenn Close
- Edward G. Robinson
- Michael Douglas
- Ben Kingsley
- Benedict Cumberbatch
- Faye Dunaway
- Ian McKellen
- Mark Hamill
Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people
- Sigourney Weaver
- Jack Nicholson
- Billy Zane
- Glenn Close
- Edward G. Robinson
- Michael Douglas
- Ben Kingsley
- Benedict Cumberbatch
- Faye Dunaway
- Ian McKellen
- Mark Hamill
- Demi Moore
Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.
- He’s a good egg
Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.
- He’s a good egg
- That was a tough nut to crack.
Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.
- He’s a good egg
- That was a tough nut to crack.
- Kansas is flat as a pancake.
Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.
- He’s a good egg
- That was a tough nut to crack.
- Kansas is flat as a pancake.
- Easy as pie
Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.
- He’s a good egg
- That was a tough nut to crack.
- Kansas is flat as a pancake.
- Easy as pie
- Pretty as a peach
Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.
- He’s a good egg
- That was a tough nut to crack.
- Kansas is flat as a pancake.
- Easy as pie
- Pretty as a peach
- I’m in a real pickle, here.
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Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.
- He’s a good egg
- That was a tough nut to crack.
- Kansas is flat as a pancake.
- Easy as pie
- Pretty as a peach
- I’m in a real pickle, here.
- Just a red herring
Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.
- He’s a good egg
- That was a tough nut to crack.
- Kansas is flat as a pancake.
- Easy as pie
- Pretty as a peach
- I’m in a real pickle, here.
- Just a red herring
- Nothing but sour grapes
-“BB”-
Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.
- He’s a good egg
- That was a tough nut to crack.
- Kansas is flat as a pancake.
- Easy as pie
- Pretty as a peach
- I’m in a real pickle, here.
- Just a red herring
- Nothing but sour grapes
- He has bigger fish to fry.
Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.
- He’s a good egg
- That was a tough nut to crack.
- Kansas is flat as a pancake.
- Easy as pie
- Pretty as a peach
- I’m in a real pickle, here.
- Just a red herring
- Nothing but sour grapes
- He has bigger fish to fry.
- That guy’s a bad apple.
Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.
- He’s a good egg
- That was a tough nut to crack.
- Kansas is flat as a pancake.
- Easy as pie
- Pretty as a peach
- I’m in a real pickle, here.
- Just a red herring
- Nothing but sour grapes
- He has bigger fish to fry.
- That guy’s a bad apple.
- What he said was complete baloney.