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Ace up your sleeve

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Add fuel to the fire

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Afraid of your own shadow

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Air you dirty laundry

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All that glitters is not gold

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Ants in your pants

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At the end of your rope

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Back to square one

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Beat around the bush

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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

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Beggars can’t be choosers

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Bite your tongue

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Blood is thicker than

water

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Bright-eyed and bushy-

tailed

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Bury your head in the

sand

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Calm before the storm

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Cat got your tongue

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C’est la vie

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Couch potato

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Cross that bridge when

you come to it

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Cry over spilled milk

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Dose of one’s own medicine

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Dressed to kill

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Early bird catches the

worm

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Eat your heart out

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Elbow grease

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Food for thought

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Full of hot air

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Get this show on the road

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Get your feet wet

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Gift of gab

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Go over with a fine-tooth

comb

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Grasp at straws

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Hands are tied

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Have a bone to pick with

you

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Have a screw loose

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Have your cake and eat

it too

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Head over heels

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Hold your horses

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If the shoe fits

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Ignorance is bliss

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In one ear and out the other

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In the limelight

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In the nick of time

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It takes two to tango

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Jump down my throat

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Kill two birds with one stone

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Knock on wood

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Knock your socks off

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Lend an ear

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Light at the end of the

tunnel

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Like pulling teeth

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Make ends meet

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Midas touch

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Monkey business

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Necessity is the mother of

invention

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Nothing ventured, nothing gained

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Off the top of your head

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On cloud nine

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On the double

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Open a can of worms

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Over the hill

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Pass the buck

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Put your best foot forward

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Put your foot in your mouth

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Quick on the draw

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Rain check

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Read between the lines

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Real McCoy

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Rock the boat

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Rolling stone gathers no

moss

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Shake a leg

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Shoe is on the other foot

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Spitting image

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Throw caution to the wind

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Turn the other cheek

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Under the weather

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Up against the wall

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Wash your hands of

something

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Wet behind the ears

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Where there’s smoke,

there’s fire

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Wild-goose chase

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Wolf in sheep’s clothing

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You can lead a horse to

water, but you can’t make him drink

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I wasn’t born yesterday

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Zip your lips


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