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What is an idiom for something a person enjoys?

Here are some idioms for something a person enjoys:

General enjoyment:

* Their cup of tea: This means something that someone likes or enjoys.

* Their bread and butter: This refers to something a person finds satisfying and essential, often related to work or a hobby.

* Their jam: A more informal and modern way to say something someone enjoys.

* Their thing: Similar to "their jam," this describes something a person finds particularly interesting or enjoyable.

* Their forte: This refers to something a person is especially good at or enjoys doing.

Specific types of enjoyment:

* Their passion: This signifies a strong and intense enjoyment of something.

* Their guilty pleasure: This refers to something a person enjoys but might feel a little ashamed of.

* Their comfort zone: This describes something familiar and enjoyable that provides a sense of security.

* Their happy place: This refers to a specific activity or environment that brings joy and relaxation.

You can choose the best idiom depending on the context and the specific kind of enjoyment you want to express.

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