an out-and-out (something) -Idioms

Idioms

an out-and-out (something)

a complete or absolute something

The man is an out-and-out liar and nobody believes what he says.

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answer to (someone)

any number of (someone or something)

appear out of nowhere

apple of (someone's) eye

argue for the sake of arguing/argument

armed and dangerous

armed to the teeth

around the clock

breathe one's last

come out in the wash

pay one's debt to society

wait on (someone)

throw (something) together or throw together (something)

lay/light into (something)

pound the pavement

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Laissez faire
An individualistic theory advocating private initiative in trade and non-interference by state in commercial or business ventures. .. More >>

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