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Idioms(1-20 of 173)
- to be on good terms with both sides
- unanimously
- 1. to pay or receive a balance due
- 2. to get revenge on (someone)
- with hands on hips and elbows projecting outwards
- accompanying; together with
- with great warmth and hospitality
- a command for a person to go or be removed
- to lose the essential element by indiscriminate rejection
- in a difficult or desperate situation
- successfully
- without a weapon or tool
- to refuse to have anything to do with
- holding one's breath in suspense or fear
- seeing people and things as becoming increasingly attractive as one's alcohol intake rises
- in the first place
- to accomplish two things with one action
- to be desperately poor
- 1. to die while still active
- 2. to die in battle
- closely or inextricably linked with
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