Dear plz solve these idioms , their meaning and also use in sentences

A skeleton in the cupboard
To monkey with
to talk through one's hat
bag of bones
hotchpotch
out and out
figure head
underhand
honourable mention
topsy-turvy
old bird
zig-zag
small fry
a chip on the shoulder
rub shoulders with
immanent
a good samaritan
look askance (at)
between scylla and charybdis
to swallow the camel and strain at the gnat
to sound the alarm
to beat the drum
it never rains but it pours
penny wise, pound foolish
waste not, want not
to put up with
to be taken in
to get into one's stride
to get in the neck
to be in the doldrums
to rip up old scores
pretensions
off the mark
to set forth
pull together
streamline
a straight fight
to lose one's head
to make headway
to clinch the matter
to read between the lines
to swallow an insult
on the threshold
catch the fancy of
in a nutshell
to fish in troubled waters
to let sleeping dogs lie
a bolt from the blue
to grease the palm of
to take by storm
to rest on one's larurels
an oily tongue
a sword of damocles
a sad dog
a rope of sand
a broken reed
to end in smoke
red tape
yeomen's service
to turn over a new leaf
a brown study
to run in the blood
a crown of wild olive
out of character, to be in the one's elements
in good time
ab initio
alter ego
mala fide
to iron something out
neck or nothing
behind the scenes
turn away
no laughing matter
more or less
an open mind
a matter of opinion
rattle through
patch up
swan song
part company with
fluctuate
vibrate
impatient
modest
moderate
a whitle elephant
fight tooth and nail
at a stone's throw
a lion's share
beat about the bush
carry the day
a rolling stone
make both ends meet
beat black and blue
pocket an insult
give away
put down
put off
out of character
collect call
in common with
in toto
ex-parte
to run through
in good time
the olive branch
to keep one's weather eye open
the weather vane
shallow
to make amends
to be in a rut
the sixth sense
an uphill task
to build castles in the air
to swim against the current
a bolt from the blue
a thorn in the flesh
of no avail
to fall flat
against one's grain
behind the scenes
a blind alley
to make away with
to call off
in good time
to be at cross purposes
viva voce
on the horns of dilemma
the loaves and fishes of office
a laconic speech
a broken reed
go give one the sack
to give up the ghost
to keep the wolf from the door
to pull a long face
an oily tongue
jaundiced eye