From let the cat out of the bag to dog days of summer, there are all sorts of idiomatic expressions that don’t actually mean what they sound like they mean. Take quit cold turkey, for instance.

Talking turkey requires serious honesty and speaking harsh truths. Going cold turkey is, often, an onerous way of quitting something completely and suddenly. Being a turkey is a rude zinger thrown at ...

Enjoying the mild weather? Better soak it up while you can! As Thanksgiving approaches, a blast of cold air is set to sweep across the Eastern United States, leaving millions to carve their turkeys in ...

ClearStory Arts announces the return of its Cold Turkey Art Pop-Up Market, taking place Saturday, Nov. 29 from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. "Timed with Small Business Saturday, this annual event invites the ...

In the English language, the turkey gets kind of a tough break. Talking turkey requires serious honesty and speaking harsh truths. Going cold turkey is, often, an onerous way of quitting something ...