: Is there any good exhaustive resource for finding idioms by theme? Is there any good exhaustive resource for finding idioms by theme? I tried to google some, but the ones I found on google

Is there any good exhaustive resource for finding idioms by theme? I tried to google some, but the ones I found on google are not very exhaustive. They have maybe 500 idioms in total. I currently use Wiktionary, but I can only search by the word they contain, which isn't very useful.

This one seems to be the best on the Internet, but it's a far cry from what I would like to find:
www.learn-english-today.com/idioms/idioms_proverbs.html

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