Shakespeare is also known for creating or popularizing many phrases that are still in use today. 

Here are 25 some examples: 

1. "All that glitters is not gold" - The Merchant of Venice 

2. "Break the ice" - The Taming of the Shrew 

3. "Brevity is the soul of wit" - Hamlet 

4. "Catch a cold" - Cymbeline 

5. "Clothes make the man" - Hamlet 

6. "Devil incarnate" - Titus Andronicus 

7. "Eaten out of house and home" - Henry IV

8. "Elbow room" - King John 

9. "Fair play" - The Tempest 

10. "Faint hearted" - Henry VI, P

11. "For goodness' sake" - Henry VIII 

12. "Foregone conclusion" - Othello 

13. "Heart of gold" - Henry V 

14. "In my heart of hearts" - Hamlet 

15. "In my mind's eye" - Hamlet 

16. "It's Greek to me" - Julius Caesar 

17. "Kill with kindness" - The Taming of the Shrew 

18. "Laughing stock" - The Merry Wives of Windsor 

19. "Love is blind" - The Merchant of Venice 

20. "Make your hair stand on end" - Hamlet 

21. "Milk of human kindness" - Macbeth 

22. "Mind's eye" - Hamlet 

23. "One fell swoop" - Macbeth 

24. "Play fast and loose" - King John 

25. "Wild-goose chase" - Romeo and Juliet 

These phrases demonstrate Shakespeare's profound influence on the English language, contributing to its richness and expressive power.