get along like a house on fire

(verb) to have a great relationship with someone quickly

Example Sentences:

I was worried when my boyfriend and father met for the first time. However, they got along like a house on fire because they both like watching football and playing poker.

A: Do you like your new roommate?
B: Yeah! We get along like a house on fire! We both like the same things and we are both clean people!

The boss was happy that the new employees and the old employees were getting along like a house on fire.

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Similar idioms:

1. fight fire with fire
2. come clean
3. birds of a feather, flock together
4. out of the frying pan and into the fire
5. get to the point
6. see eye to eye
7. cut to the chase
8. fire away
9. clean break
10. mouth off
11. put on airs
12. make light of
13. blow one’s lid
14. pull through