put our heads together

(idiom) to work together on something with two or more people

Example Sentences:

I’m not sure how to do this assignment, but if we put our heads together, I think we might be able to figure it out.

Kids: Mom, we don’t want to clean up the house anymore!
Mom: Well, if you keep putting your heads together, it will go faster!

Our presentation was taking a long time, but once we put our heads together, it was much easier.

Similar idioms:

1. two heads are better than one
2. can’t make heads or tails of it
3. be easier said than done
4. put one’s foot down
5. spick and span
6. get along like a house on fire
7. up to (2)
8. see eye to eye