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and his archaic idiom is liable to obscure
breed crops idiom
cultural idiom
deckchairs (idiom)
frase hecha / idiom *
I'm not sure the sentences are using the same idiom - grammar
idiom - information technology
Idiom - a person suffers the pressures of his/her boss
idiom of nationhood
Idiom: End-all, Be-all
invents his own idiom
It is more of a ... or... Idiom (positive or negative)
Modismo - Idiom?
no hacer uno (de dos) - idiom?
no love lost (idiom)
One dollar in hand paid (legal idiom?) - legal
One person's meat is another person's poison.(idiom)
slang / idiom / collocation
subject / idiom - grammar
to be the X of the family, to appear X (color idiom)
to clean up your own kitchen (idiom)
to speak in the horrible idiom
yo me bajo del tren - idiom
...and I am the King of Poland (Idiom) - English Only forum
...as much as a fish needs a bicycle - Idiom - English Only forum
...Like herding cats - Idiom - English Only forum
'Bet all your chips on' something: Idiom - English Only forum
'call a spade a spade': an equivalent idiom? (AE) - English Only forum
(idiom for) doing wrongdoings all the time and evetually get caught - English Only forum
[grammar and idiom] not a day passed but~ - English Only forum
[idiom] - When life gives you lemons - English Only forum
A brain-out-of-gear situation (Idiom) - English Only forum
a Chinese idiom(s) class - English Only forum
A gypsy run - Idiom in context of theatre - English Only forum
a mantle of red (idiom?) - English Only forum
A medication to save life turn out fatal [idiom for this?] - English Only forum
A practical word/idiom - English Only forum
a situation or a subject far from what you expected [Animal Idiom] - English Only forum
about an idiom! - English Only forum
AE Idiom : In the pocket - English Only forum
air + stomach idiom meaning scared - English Only forum
Am I all wet (idiom?) - English Only forum
American idiom for 'take coals to Newcastle' - English Only forum
An English equivalent to a quaint Russian idiom - English Only forum
an English idiom to mean 'deal with unexpected situations' - English Only forum
an idiom - English Only forum
an idiom - English Only forum
An idiom - English Only forum
An idiom about obstinate denial of reality - English Only forum
An idiom about something free - English Only forum
an idiom about "taking the action" - English Only forum
An idiom about the priority of an option over the other - English Only forum
an idiom for a phrase - English Only forum
An idiom for bare minimum income - English Only forum
an idiom for evading a problem by not doing something altogether - English Only forum
An idiom for making someone feel uncomfortable - English Only forum
an idiom for organizing things? - English Only forum
An idiom for repeated back-biting amongst friends - English Only forum
An idiom for suicide about people on a boat - English Only forum
an idiom for when you do nothing to help someone in trouble - English Only forum
An idiom like sailing under false colors - English Only forum
An idiom or expression when a beloved horse dies? - English Only forum
An idiom refers to a tough-and-soft psychological tactic - English Only forum
An idiom that means “to make a cost-benefit analysis” - English Only forum
an idiom that means one will quit if can't get his way - English Only forum
An idiom that means "quality is more important than quantity" - English Only forum
An idiom that means the way a gift is given is more important that its worth - English Only forum
An idiom that means to make something less effective - English Only forum
An idiom to call someone who annoys you - English Only forum
an idiom to describe a silent person - English Only forum
an idiom to describe more mistakes - English Only forum
An idiom to mean: to accept / expand someone's statements in formal speech - English Only forum
An idiom to say "you will be crushed if you are soft, ...."? - English Only forum
an idiom used to compare two people - English Only forum
an idiom: live elbow to elbow - English Only forum
an idiom/slang expression for "knowingly break the law" - English Only forum
An unknown idiom - English Only forum
Another phrase or idiom for 'spread its wings'? - English Only forum
Any expression or idiom for "Revealing a secret" - English Only forum
Any idiom for " Be prepared for the tough in times of peace"? - English Only forum
Any idiom involving memory to express "I will never forget this" - English Only forum
Any idiom saying "more things you know, more things you know you don't know" ? - English Only forum
Article usage with the phrase "common idiom" - English Only forum
barely moving- idiom - English Only forum
Be very suitable - idiom, proverb - English Only forum
being intelligent and skilled in deceiving others, idiom - English Only forum
breathing before death idiom - English Only forum
Can I put plural noun after an idiom of "one of a kind"? - English Only forum
can tell -an idiom - English Only forum
Can't answer a riddle (idiom) - English Only forum
can't hold a candle to somebody (similar idiom) - English Only forum
Carry the can? (idiom) - English Only forum
Certain Idiom for Ironic Opposition - English Only forum
cheap but good quality/effective [idiom?] - English Only forum
Close to home (idiom) - English Only forum
complicated, compounded errors: colorful idiom - English Only forum
Could the idiom shot dead be split? - English Only forum
Difference between idiom and proverb - English Only forum
difference: idiom, figure of speech - English Only forum
Do you have a word/idiom for this? - English Only forum
Does a idiom in singular form have a plural form? - English Only forum
Does this idiom retains its meaning in translation? - English Only forum
Down in the Bull & Bush - idiom - English Only forum
English idiom - too honest people might get offended - English Only forum
English idiom for: 'too small to share' ? - English Only forum
English Idiom regarding difference between human-beings - English Only forum
ensure that the budget is enough even though it is not [idiom] - English Only forum
everyone is amazed by an unexpected success [idiom] - English Only forum
Everyone thinks their bird is beautiful -- idiom - English Only forum
finding an idiom - English Only forum
Five birds flying in the one direction, one bird flying opposite direction [idiom for] - English Only forum
From the jump/off the jump (idiom) - English Only forum
get it (idiom) - be punished severely - English Only forum
get more than expected [Idiom?] - English Only forum
give up something to get something [idiom?] - English Only forum
giving them an idiom - English Only forum
"Got divorced" idiom. - English Only forum
grant you a wish that you use to harm me. [idiom?] - English Only forum
"Has the cork popped for them?" - Idiom - English Only forum
"have among"/an idiom or an omission? - English Only forum
He slept late as any rabbi - Idiom - English Only forum
He'd give his front teeth for - Idiom - give his eye-teeth - English Only forum
Help with idiom? - English Only forum
Hits and misses: Idiom - English Only forum
how informal is the idiom 'keep mum'? - English Only forum
How to use idiom 'in front of' - English Only forum
How would you say this metaphorically using an idiom or a proverb? - English Only forum
I don't give a Stanley('s) - Idiom - English Only forum
I need an idiom! - English Only forum
I see what you did there. [idiom] - English Only forum
I`m looking for an idiom - English Only forum
I've had it with all your...[idiom] - English Only forum
idiom - English Only forum
Idiom - English Only forum
idiom - beer,hungover and beer again - English Only forum
Idiom - End Before It Begins - English Only forum
Idiom - Feeling of inferiority for race or gender - English Only forum
Idiom - "In the House" - English Only forum
idiom - on the one hand happy, on the other hand sad - English Only forum
Idiom - to come in handy - English Only forum
Idiom - "travel on my (?) to save money" - English Only forum
idiom -- at the floor? - English Only forum
Idiom : Rest on one's laurel > - English Only forum
idiom : you made my day - English Only forum
idiom [C++ programming] - English Only forum
Idiom / Saying: You mind your own business, and I mind mine - English Only forum
Idiom & idiomatic - their meaning and usage - English Only forum
idiom about having had a lot of hardship. - English Only forum
Idiom about making mistakes - English Only forum
idiom about not smelling the garbage - English Only forum
Idiom about presents/gifts - English Only forum
idiom about self-punishment - English Only forum
idiom and idiomatic - English Only forum
idiom as a gap filler in speech - English Only forum
Idiom "doesn't hurt" - English Only forum
Idiom "fall in with" - English Only forum
Idiom for 'doing something simple in a lengthier way'? - English Only forum
Idiom for 'passing the bowels' - English Only forum
idiom for "bad news spreads fast and far" - English Only forum
Idiom for "being engaged in" - English Only forum
idiom for change of viewpoint - English Only forum
Idiom for complete sleepiness? - English Only forum
idiom for describing bad apples in a group - English Only forum
Idiom for Dollar - English Only forum
idiom for "excited to see something tasty" - English Only forum
idiom for indifference - English Only forum
idiom for "it's outrageous" - English Only forum
idiom for learn from failure, a bitter experience or mistake - English Only forum
Idiom for lowering one's expectations - English Only forum
idiom for <Make something great out of trash, like diamond from coal> - English Only forum
idiom for "making a big story out of nothing" - English Only forum
Idiom for not listen - English Only forum
Idiom for Older-Younger Dating Relationship - English Only forum
idiom for ordering people to do things - English Only forum
idiom for people becoming those whom they spend time with - English Only forum
Idiom for relying only on yourself and not on others - English Only forum
idiom for returning always to the same discussion or topic of conversation - English Only forum
Idiom for somebody who didnt show up for an appointment/date - English Only forum
idiom for someone who's funny - English Only forum
Idiom for stiff competition among two companies - English Only forum
Idiom for "study together after worktime, share ideas with others" - English Only forum
idiom for this description - English Only forum
idiom for to contribute to the creation of something - English Only forum
idiom for too curious people - English Only forum
idiom for waste [ wasted ] efforts - English Only forum
Idiom for when we Imply something - English Only forum
Idiom for when you you want to buy one the seller sells two - English Only forum
Idiom for: "[an idea] hobbles on both legs" - English Only forum
idiom "In terms of something" is combined with another sentence. - English Only forum
Idiom in the commas - English Only forum
Idiom is countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
idiom "lack of time" - English Only forum
idiom meaning 'greedy'? - English Only forum
Idiom meaning for Joker - English Only forum
Idiom meaning to preclude - English Only forum
Idiom meaning "to use a lot of gas" - English Only forum
idiom meaning "very hard to find" - English Only forum
Idiom meaning- add a new idea to the discussion - English Only forum
Idiom means exaggerating some event? - English Only forum
idiom of being - English Only forum
idiom of English - English Only forum
IDIOM or COLLOCATION - English Only forum
idiom or saying for having the same outfit on - English Only forum
Idiom origin - a catch-22 situation - English Only forum
Idiom related to unhappiness - English Only forum
Idiom request: be in the flow of events/everything - English Only forum
Idiom request: This prototype is ok <for a start> - English Only forum
idiom similar to "learn by heart" - English Only forum
Idiom similar to "pot calling the kettle black"? - English Only forum
Idiom that implies "in contradiction with"? - English Only forum
Idiom that is opposite to 'stand on one's own feet - English Only forum
idiom to describe you almost failed the exam - English Only forum
idiom to express general inevitability of events - English Only forum
Idiom to mean that you don't like a girl/boy - English Only forum
Idiom used to mean "I'm stressed" - English Only forum
Idiom used to mean"conceited" - English Only forum
idiom vs saying [the early bird....] - English Only forum
Idiom vs. compound - English Only forum
idiom with guarantee meaning "does not contain" ? - English Only forum
idiom with idlers - English Only forum
Idiom with "play" - English Only forum
idiom with "porcelain" and "plumbing" - English Only forum
idiom with rain of frogs??? - English Only forum
Idiom- expression - English Only forum
idiom--"all short of a" - English Only forum
Idiom; Caught up? - English Only forum
Idiom: "Just for mustard" - English Only forum
Idiom: as ugly as homemade soup [homemade soap] - English Only forum
Idiom: Be worth your while: stopped being, hasn't been - English Only forum
Idiom: Can go to the bank on something - English Only forum
Idiom: different kettle of fish - English Only forum
idiom: for a 'rainy day' - English Only forum
Idiom: handsome is as handsome does - English Only forum
idiom: "I've heard tell that~" - English Only forum
Idiom: in one's infinite wisdom - English Only forum
Idiom: It's hit or miss - English Only forum
idiom: knock it down a peg or two [price] - English Only forum
Idiom: Maybe our ways could be cross again I the future... - English Only forum
Idiom: so much for something / somebody - English Only forum
Idiom: take the wind out of sails - English Only forum
Idiom: to be growing a snake up your own sleeve - English Only forum
idiom: to get enough of something; do something all you want - English Only forum
Idiom: to go BANANA SHAPE (or...?) ( bent out of shape ) - English Only forum
Idiom: unfair race (competition)? - English Only forum
Idiom:bells and whistles - English Only forum
Idiom:down pat - English Only forum
Idiom? Not afraid of danger - English Only forum
Idiom/expression for "less generic" - English Only forum
idiom/phrase for "doing job for others" - English Only forum
idiom/word referring to such person - English Only forum
Idiomatic / idiom - English Only forum
idiomatic expression and idiom - English Only forum
If it talks like a duck... Idiom - English Only forum
If you lie down with dogs... (Idiom) - English Only forum
in quest of an idiom - English Only forum
"In the [something] for" - Idiom meaning "to support (heavily)" - English Only forum
In total: An idiom? - English Only forum
inconsequential filler jobs [Idiom for?] - English Only forum
Is " spanked a panda" an idiom or a slang or something? - English Only forum
Is "As is sometimes the case" an idiom? - English Only forum
Is "break somebody's parasol" an idiom? - English Only forum
Is "give somebody a dollar" an idiom? - English Only forum
Is it more of a ... or...? Idiom (positive or negative) - English Only forum
Is "no one can change the sound of an echo" an idiom? - English Only forum
is "red hair" an idiom? - English Only forum
Is run-of-the-river dam an idiom? - English Only forum
Is "Simian next to" an idiom? - English Only forum
is "something means something else in a somebody's mouth" idiom? - English Only forum
Is there a verb or idiom for a person not doing something because they feel lazy? - English Only forum
Is there an adjective/idiom/slang for "always right"? - English Only forum
Is there an English idiom with this meaning? - English Only forum
is there an idiom that means the idea of giving a present to someone to show gratitude matters more than the present itself? - English Only forum
Is there an idiom used to describe someone that is insignificant yet indispensable? - English Only forum
Is there another idiom for "pushing forward"? - English Only forum
Is there such an idiom in English? - English Only forum
Is "there to 'verb'" an idiom? - English Only forum
Is this a case of [idiom] - English Only forum
Is this idiom "so～as to" uncommon? - English Only forum
Is "wear hats" an idiom? - English Only forum
is "white warning" an idiom? - English Only forum
know the halves - idiom? - English Only forum
labeled as an idiom, and clearly explained - English Only forum
Laugh and the whole world... (Idiom) - English Only forum
Like a hare on a course (Idiom) - English Only forum
Looking for a synonym for "idiom" - English Only forum
looking for an idiom - English Only forum
Looking for an idiom with the word "before in it" - English Only forum
Looking for an idiom/saying: Goodbye (Sardonic) - English Only forum
looking for right idiom - English Only forum
lurking around the corner (idiom?) - English Only forum
"make everything clear" idiom - English Only forum
making increasingly big demands [idiom for this] - English Only forum
many a: distributive idiom - English Only forum
matching phrase or idiom - he shirked his work or responsibility - English Only forum
Medicine for that (idiom?) - English Only forum
mind your f***ing line [idiom?] - English Only forum
My name was Denis [idiom] - English Only forum
naivety idiom - English Only forum
Need help on finding common expression or an idiom. - English Only forum
"no banter between us" idiom? - English Only forum
nuts to you [idiom] - English Only forum
"Off the shelf" idiom in a Harrison song - English Only forum
old dinosaur: Is it an idiom? - English Only forum
"On the horizon" - Idiom/phrase - English Only forum
Origin of idiom "flat busted" - why? - English Only forum
"Pawn off:" Mistake or idiom? - English Only forum
Peter is such a bad-mouth! (idiom) - English Only forum
phrase or idiom - English Only forum
Picturesque idiom meaning "He wants to have it all" - English Only forum
"pull one's card" idiom? - English Only forum
put off, delay [ idiom/expression containing "push" ] - English Only forum
"Put the mocca" OR "put the moccha" on - Aussie Idiom - English Only forum
quality of something depends on the quality of its components [idiom for?] - English Only forum
reach the end of the road (Idiom/Expression) - English Only forum
relief in other words: idiom with heart/stone? - English Only forum
save a seat [idiom] - English Only forum
Save your own skin - Idiom or synecdoche - English Only forum
selling favors-idiom? - English Only forum
Short of driving a train up ..... [IDIOM] - English Only forum
skate on thin ice - only an idiom? - English Only forum
Slang Vs. Idiom - English Only forum
Slang expression or idiom for insisting that things are done - English Only forum
slang or idiom - English Only forum
Slang/idiom for describing someone who spends all their time with friends - English Only forum
SMSs Sender (Idiom) - English Only forum
somebody sucks in comparison [idiom for?] - English Only forum
someone who explains things to expert [idiom for] - English Only forum
sooner or later - another idiom - English Only forum
Spread like wildfire - AE idiom? - English Only forum
Stand a hundred feet-idiom - English Only forum
take something for granted, (an idiom or not) - English Only forum
That sentence contains/uses an idiom. - English Only forum
That's got nothing to do with the price of bread in Bulgaria - Idiom - English Only forum
the antonym of the idiom '' go easy on '' ?? - English Only forum
The correct use of the idiom "Once a..." - English Only forum
The idiom 'hit the books' - English Only forum
the idiom 'the voice of blood' ( blood will out ) - English Only forum
the idiom of race - English Only forum
The last shirt has no pockets idiom - English Only forum
The origin of the idiom 'first time to everything'? - English Only forum
The second idiom we use to show.... [object before subject] - English Only forum
there's no point buying poor quality - idiom - English Only forum
They've buried themselves - similar idiom - English Only forum
To act like the canary in the coal mine - Idiom - English Only forum
To be (as) blind as a tick - Idiom - English Only forum
to be cut - idiom? - English Only forum
To be light in one's slippers - Idiom - English Only forum
To be on the back foot - Idiom - English Only forum
To be silent as a clam - Idiom - English Only forum
to comprehend the idiom fails him when it's convienient - English Only forum
To dance like a lamppost - Idiom - English Only forum
To disappear like a fart in a fan factory - Idiom - English Only forum
To do something you didn't ask for Idiom - English Only forum
To get into your stride , idiom - English Only forum
To keep somebody in beer - Idiom - English Only forum
To make it dark by closing your eyes. [equivalent idiom?] - English Only forum
To make windows out of something - Idiom - English Only forum
To play dirty pool - Idiom - English Only forum
To play puss-in-the-corner - Idiom & Game - English Only forum
To sit around like piffey on a rock bun - Idiom - English Only forum
To sit around like stewed prunes - idiom - English Only forum
To sob like a donkey - Idiom - English Only forum
To suck the air between one's teeth - Idiom - English Only forum
To sup with a long spoon - Idiom - English Only forum
to swear black and blue[idiom] - English Only forum
To walk into an elephant trap - Use of idiom - English Only forum
to work with last strenght-idiom - English Only forum
"too soon" as idiom - English Only forum
Up hill and down dale. (idiom) - English Only forum
usage of the idiom to cast a shadow on/over something or someone - English Only forum
using a sledgehammer to crack a nut [similar idiom?]] - English Only forum
Using an alternative for the idiom "take something lying down" for an object - English Only forum
Veins and Arteries (idiom?) - English Only forum
Verb/idiom for making a lot of money - English Only forum
Very fast [Idiom] - English Only forum
Walk on land [an idiom ?] - English Only forum
Weak argument (idiom): doesn't hold water - English Only forum
What does an idiom "girded to" mean? - English Only forum
What idiom says that you agree with someone? - English Only forum
What is the meaning of the idiom tone and tenor? - English Only forum
"What is your deal?" [idiom] - English Only forum
What means idiom "from the colors" ? - English Only forum
What word/phrase/idiom to refer to mistaken decisions? - English Only forum
What's the Equivalent English Idiom? - English Only forum
What's the idiom for arguing about the same thing without realizing that - English Only forum
When shall I use 'on' or 'over' in this idiom? - English Only forum
Which side is better to break an egg (idiom) - English Only forum
Widening the gap - in need of an idiom/set expression - English Only forum
Win a game by complaining non-stop [idiom for this?] - English Only forum
Wishing death idiom - English Only forum
Would you know of an idiom or a proverb that metaphorically describes a similar situation? - English Only forum
X stole something from Y and sold it back to Y [English idiom for this?] - English Only forum
You don’t want to do something [idiom] - English Only forum
you've still got it in you [idiom] - English Only forum

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