Idioms
let out clothes
to make clothes longer or looser
I went to the tailor to ask them to let out my sports jacket.
let sleeping dogs lie
let the cat out of the bag
let the chance slip by
let the chips fall where they may
let things slide
let up
let up on (someone or something)
let well enough alone
level (something) at (someone)
level with (someone)
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save one's neck/skin
quick as geased lightning
curl up and die
in return for (someone or something)
in on (something)
keep (someone) up or keep up (someone)
get one's rear in gear
have had its day
heads or tails
hit (someone) below the belt
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