Idioms
augur well for (someone or something)
to predict good things for someone or something
The poor business conditions do not augur well for the workers.
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
back on one's feet
back out (of something)
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search high and low for (someone or something)
cheer (someone) up or cheer up (someone)
on one's guard
take in (someone) or take (someone) in
to the ends of the earth
by the handful
in the wake of (something)
wind down
hold forth (something)
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Certain frogs can reguritate their stomachs, in order to clean them (with their feet)
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