Idioms

attend to (someone or something)
to take care or deal with someone or something
The doctor attended to the patient.

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  • attract (someone's) attention
  • augur well for (someone or something)
  • avail oneself of (something)
  • avenue of escape
  • avoid (someone or something) like the plague
  • back and forth
  • back down (from someone or something)
  • back in circulation
  • back of beyond
  • back off
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  • wipe out (something) or wipe (something) out
  • a known fact
  • (not) have a snowball's chance in hell
  • keep out of (somewhere) or keep (someone or something) out of (somewhere)
  • make up for (something)
  • out cold
  • inclined to (do something)
  • thick
  • leave (something) up to (someone)
  • throw good money after bad


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