Idioms
check in (at an airport)
to go to an airport and talk to an airline agent before boarding an airplane
We arrived at the airport and checked in early.
check in (to a motel/hotel)
check on (someone or something)
check out (of a motel/hotel)
check out (something) or check (something) out
check up on (someone or something)
cheek by jowl
cheer (someone) up or cheer up (someone)
cheer on (someone) or cheer (someone) on
chew out (someone) or chew (someone) out
chew the fat
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neither here nor there
lay one's hands on (someone)
so much the better
have a run of bad luck
hold (someone) down or hold down (someone)
stand one's ground
by way of (something or somewhere)
quiet as a mouse
see the last of (someone or something)
go at it tooth and nail
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In Anglo-Saxon times, shepherds were given twelve days' worth of cow manure at Christmas.
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