Idiom: Finger licking good (meaning, example, pronunciation)
Idiom: Up in arms Meaning and Example Sentences
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Idiom: Cut corners Meaning and Example Sentences
Idiom: Pour out one's heart Meaning and Example Sentences
Idiom: A Penny for your thoughts Meaning and Example Sentences
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Idiom: Back against the wall Meaning and Example Sentences
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Idiom: Be on cloud nine Meaning and Example Sentences
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Idiom: Rain cats and dogs Meaning and Example Sentences
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Idiom: From rags to riches (picture, meaning, example, pronunciation)