New Idioms

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+{
+    "81": {
+        "meaning": "used to convey excessive eagerness/anticipation for something.",
+        "examples": ["The kids can't wait for the zoo visit.  They're raring to go!"],
+        "title": "raring to go"
+    },
+    "82": {
+        "meaning": "working hard and focusing strongly on a particular goal.",
+        "examples": ["Jennifer had determined to score well in her exams. She put her heart and soul into it."],
+        "title": "put your heart (and soul) into"
+    },
+    "83": {
+        "meaning": "To advise slowing down; to warn that the pace is too fast and detrimental to the outcome.",
+        "examples": ["Don't be so fast in investing in bitcoins, hold your horses until the prices settle!"],
+        "title": "hold your horses"
+    },
+    "84": {
+        "meaning": "Something that keeps you engrossed and excited.",
+        "examples": ["Titanic was such a thrilling movie, it can keep anyone on the edge of their seat."],
+        "title": "edge of one's seat"
+    },
+
+    "85": {
+        "meaning": "Something that creates an atmosphere of curiousity and excitement.",
+        "examples": ["The arrival of Emma Watson caused a stir amongst the crowd."],
+        "title": "cause a stir"
+    }    
+
+}