There is no free lunch

verb; trembling. Describes being very afraid

frolic; gambol; to jump around

(slang) someone is pissed off and furious

fuming; jumping up and down with rage; angry stomp

twitching of the eyelid, usually taken as an omen for disaster or as a sign of being in the thoughts of their loved ones

jumping around madly (spoken)

to jump into

to switch employer within same industry or amongst competitors

huge drop in prices (spoken)

a business strategy to sell inventory at a relatively low price to attract customers

hurdles

Jumping Ash, a Hong Kong movie in 1976

naughty (spoken)

a flea-market

a flea

jumping around; lively and animated

jumping around

to pass over; to skip; to jump through

hopscotch

(literally: where would there be such a big toad hopping around the street?); a rhetorical question suggesting that a deal is too good to be true

heart pounding [written and colloquial]

something that is too good to be true [colloquial]

whatever; whatever you fucking like [colloquial]

whatever; whatever you fucking like [colloquial]

bungee jumping [written and colloquial]

to jump into the sea [written and colloquial]

to force someone to do something that they wouldn't have normally done otherwise; to provoke an aggressive response in someone unnecessarily [written and colloquial]

to flick

dive