Phrases (75)
(someone with a) tin ear
a fool for five minutes, someone who asks: a fool for life, someone who doesn't
assume responsibility for (someone)
at (someone’s) request
at the feet of (someone)
back (someone) up
be seeing someone
behind someone's back
besmirch someone's good name
break (someone's) heart
break bread with (someone)
bring (someone) down a peg or two
change someone's mind
feel sorry for (someone)
for the satisfaction of (someone)
get (someone) drunk
get (someone) on their way
get (something) out of (someone)
get hold of (someone)
get in someone’s hair
get on someone’s nerves
give (someone) a big hand
give (someone) a boost
give (someone) a call
give (someone) a hand
give (someone) a standing ovation
give (someone) the push
give (someone) the third degree
give someone enough rope to hang themselves
good luck to (someone)
handle someone with kid gloves
have someone's back
in order to please (someone)
keep (someone) company
keeping an eye on (someone or something)
leave (someone or something) alone
live off someone
muck (someone) about
one can’t stand (someone or something)
only a fool judges someone by their clothes
pull someone’s leg
put (someone) in the shade
put someone in their place
read (someone's) mind
sell someone a dummy
send (someone) packing
show (someone) the ropes
someone or other
someone who knows everything is truly ignorant
someone who knows himself as well as his enemy is invincible
take someone’s word for
teach (someone) a lesson
tell (someone) off
the biggest culprit always finds someone else to blame
tied to (someone’s) apron strings
to be in someone else’s shoes
to call (someone) names
to go out with (someone)
to hurt (someone’s) feelings
to open someone’s eyes
to question (someone) thoroughly
to recognize someone anywhere
to save someone’s bacon
to wipe the floor with someone
unbeknown to (someone)
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