Idioms – how many ways can you kick the bucket?

We'll all do it one day; kick the bucket, meet our maker, cash in our chips, go belly up, bite the dust, go west, give up the ghost, croak, conk out, depart. But if you were Polish you would 'stretch your hooves'; if you were Norwegian you would 'park your slippers'. That's how it goes…

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