Idioms

buy out (someone or something) or buy (someone or something) out
to purchase a business or a company, to buy all of someone's shares in a company
The large company wants to buy out the small company. The company plans to buy out the president.

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  • buy up (something) or buy (something) up
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  • by a mile
  • by a whisker
  • by all accounts
  • by all appearances
  • by all means
  • by and by
  • by and large
  • by any means
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  • sweetie pie
  • out of line
  • hit the dirt
  • run hot and cold
  • it figures
  • intent on (doing something)
  • pay off (something) or pay (something) off
  • go down fighting
  • freeload
  • shove one's way (somewhere)


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