raining cats and dogs

"Are you still going to go even if it's raining cats and dogs?"

What must you be careful of when it's raining cats and dogs?

What is the origin of the saying "It's raining cats and dogs"?

"It was just raining cats and dogs," the big mouth answered.

I couldn't have told, of course, because it was raining cats and dogs when the car went past.

"My mother says it's raining cats and dogs there," she announced.

This was close to eight, it was raining cats and dogs.

Raining cats and dogs is just an expression, right?

It studies compound meanings of two or more words, as in "raining cats and dogs".

It can be quite a scene, especially if it is raining cats and dogs.

It was raining cats and dogs, but we went swimming anyway."

I pulled back the curtain and it was raining cats and dogs.

"In case you hadn't noticed, it's raining cats and dogs," I reminded him.

Not only was it raining cats and dogs, it was cold as well.

It was raining cats and dogs and I was soaked to the skin.

It has been raining cats and dogs here for two days, and people here are glad.

If it was raining cats and dogs, they must have been lions and dire wolves.

Examples are cat, traffic light, take care of, by the way, and it's raining cats and dogs.

It's raining cats and dogs back here.

"The man was broke and it was raining cats and dogs.

"Raining cats and dogs out there," he muttered.

Raining cats and dogs outside, an' all.

It was raining cats and dogs and the critters were quarreling all the way to the ground.

"And it isn't raining cats and dogs," Margaret snapped back.

"Come in" is a lexeme; so is "raining cats and dogs".