Idioms
bet on the wrong horse
to misjudge a coming event, to misread the future
I think that my uncle bet on the wrong horse by investing all of his money in the new stock.
bet one's bottom dollar
better off
better part of (something)
between a rock and a hard place
between the devil and the deep blue sea
betwixt and between
beyond a shadow of a doubt
beyond measure
beyond one's depth
beyond one's means
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business as usual
pound out (something) or pound (something) out
stop over (somewhere)
nothing short of (something)
(not) know the first thing about something
jump down (someone's) throat
sunny-side up
play along with (someone or something)
think better of (doing something)
worked up
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The 29,249th digit of pi is a seven
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