S1E11 - Coach Possible

Give something away

To accidentally reveal a secret, a fact, or someone's true identity/feelings. "Your lack of protective gear gave it away." – Kim's Mom

Not know the first thing about something

to know nothing about a subject. “I don't know the first thing about soccer.” - Kim

Back on one's feet

To recover from an illness, injury, or financial problem and become healthy or successful again. "Just until I'm back on my feet." – Kim's Dad

Out of action

Injured, damaged, or not working, meaning someone or something cannot participate or be used. "My dad's totally out of action." – Kim

Pitch in

To join in, contribute, or help out with a task, money, or a collective effort. "...do you think it's wrong to try to pitch in to help my team?" – Kim

Owe someone one

To be grateful to someone because they helped you, and you intend to return the favor in the future. "I owe you one, Kim." – Mr. Blumberg

Get around

To travel to or move around different places successfully. "I never would have gotten around the world in 80 days..." – Mr. Blumberg

No pain, no gain

A famous idiom meaning you must work hard or suffer some discomfort to achieve success or progress. "Hey, no pain, no gain." – Kim

Put someone off

To make someone dislike something or someone, or to discourage someone from doing something. "But I'm mildly put off at best." – Senior, Jr.

Fool around

To waste time behaving in a silly, non-serious way, or playing instead of working. "This is not fooling around." – Senior, Sr.

Control freak

A person who has a strong desire to direct or manage every single detail of a situation or other people's lives. "He's just a control freak." – Ron

Go rogue

To start behaving in an unpredictable, independent, or rebellious way that breaks the rules or expectations. "J.P. Barrymore's gone rogue." – Ron

Run the show

To be the person in charge of managing an event, an organization, or a situation. "This is the last time I let you run the show." – Senior, Sr.

Let go

To release control, stop worrying, or allow things to happen naturally. "While Kim was learning to let go, the team let her go." – Dr. James Possible

At best

even when considered in the most positive way. "But I'm mildly put off at best." – Senior, Jr.