Idioms

iron out (something) or iron (something) out
to work out something, to solve a problem
We have ironed out all of our problems at work and we are doing better now.

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  • irons in the fire
  • issue a call for (something)
  • it figures
  • itching palm
  • jack up (something)
  • jam on the brakes
  • jam-packed
  • jazz up (something)
  • Jekyll and Hyde
  • jockey for position
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  • line up (someone for something)
  • in one's cups
  • tear down (something) or tear (something) down
  • chalk (something) up to (something)
  • sink or swim
  • run a risk of (something)
  • win by a nose
  • money to burn
  • bring to mind
  • for instance


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