Category:English idioms

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Newest pages ordered by last category link update:
  1. hell from above
  2. sell the family silver
  3. throw wobblies
  4. eagle out
  5. eagle up
  6. as you go
  7. wash oneself of
  8. plow one's way
  9. plough one's way
  10. ear-piercing
Oldest pages ordered by last edit:
  1. have someone's number
  2. rain dogs and cats
  3. Buckley's chance
  4. full whack
  5. a hundred and ten percent
  6. sob story
  7. give what for
  8. pull the wool over someone's eyes
  9. get a move on
  10. it takes one to know one

English phrases understood by subjective, as opposed to literal meanings.


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Pages in category "English idioms"

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