Idioms
burst at the seams
to explode with pride or laughter, to be full to the breaking point
The train was bursting at the seams as it entered the station. I was bursting at the seams from laughter.
burst in on (someone or something)
burst into flames
burst into tears
burst onto the scene
burst out
burst out crying/laughing/singing
burst with joy
burst with pride
bury one's head in the sand
bury the hatchet
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hold good
move up (in the world)
end up (doing something)
have (something) in store for (someone)
have nothing on (someone or something)
come back (to someone)
to the bitter end
off the subject
have designs on (someone or something)
pick (someone's) brains
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Invention
Invention : buttonhole
Year : 13th century
Inventor : -
Country : europe.
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