Category:English idioms

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  1. see with half an eye
  2. burn daylight
  3. breathe one's last
  4. straight and narrow
  5. high and low
  6. I hardly know her
  7. at a distance
  8. read the green
  9. from dawn to dusk
  10. from dusk to dawn
Oldest pages ordered by last edit:
  1. two sides of the same coin
  2. play with house money
  3. knock it out of the park
  4. before you can say knife
  5. hewers of wood and drawers of water
  6. gag a dog off a gut wagon
  7. knock a dog off a gut wagon
  8. stink a buzzard off a gut wagon
  9. stink a skunk off a gut wagon
  10. knock a skunk off a gut wagon

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


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Pages in category "English idioms"

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