How many 'Figures of Speech' can you spot?

[FlumpyMummy]

There are 27 figures of speech in this photo. How many can you see? I can see 6.
Feel free to list!

Could be cat got your tongue!

21. Joker in the pack
22. ...

Cat for your tongue was previous suggestion on the list already, but its tied to the leg of the cat...?

I can't see any pins and needles but a scribble or something...and the screw is not a nail so that ones wrong.

I wondered about tongue tied.

21. Joker in the pack
22. Cold feet (although there's only one foot) left out in the cold?
23. ...

Not playing with a full deck

Hold a cat by its tail

Bald as a coot

Bald as a coot is a simile, not a figure of speech.

What's with the ragged trousers - is there something in that?

You can argue semantics, but it's a bald man with a coot in his head!

And by the way, a simile is a figure of speech....

simile
/ˈsɪmɪli/Submit
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noun
noun: simile; plural noun: similes
a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic or vivid (e.g. as brave as a lion ).

I thought the bit by the bare foot was the artists signature!

Need to pull your socks up. Although he's only wearing one sock...

Some images have more than one answer, eg

Piece of cake
Cherry on the cake

Tongue tied
Cat's got your tongue

hard cheese

duck your head

nor enough room to swing a cat

not

Dead man walking?

I think it's a screw, not a nail.....head screwed on.

Raggedy pants?

I was all set to say 5 o'clock shadow but the watch says 3.

Head over heels ?

All your eggs in one basket.

@Ewan head screwed on is right. I thought it was: hrs for a screw loose, but this is better.

He's got a screw loose