Many common idioms include the name of a person, such as 'jack of all trades'.
Can you name these idioms? All answers are two words.

-1. Mr. Carrey is both fashion-conscious and excellent with or without a mask.

-2. Metallic Ms Borden drives a Model T.

-3. Mr. Chaplin's cinematic nag has a painful cramp in its leg.

-4. Bringing up Adam's son to create a disturbance.

-5. You are close to Mr. Peppard, I am amazed to see.

-6. Let's moisten Ms. Tomlin for her aquatic flower.

7. Circular Mr. Williams from Ork played all the others in the tournament. r---d r---n

-8. An uncertain (but formal) Mr. Hanks needed to be convinced.

-9. A very cheerful Mr. Moore is both a saint and a pirate.

-10. A slothful visitor to Narnia sits on the dining table.

9. Jolly Roger

2. Tin Lizzie

4. Raising Cain

6. Water Lily

Thanks.

1. Jim Dandy

10. Lazy Susan

8. Doubting Thomas

3. Charlie horse

Good ones.

5. Curious George

Close enough ob, it's By George.

see hint.

7. Circular Mr. Williams from Ork played all the others in the tournament. r---d r---n



Thanks to hint I could guess this be a Round Robin.
Never heard of those before..

Thanks.