Idioms
close the books (on someone or something)
to put an end to something (like closing the books in accounting records)
The city closed the books on the idea of building a new stadium.
close to (someone)
close to home
close-mouthed
cloud up
clue (someone) in or clue in (someone)
cock-and-bull story
cog in the machine
cold comfort
cold fish
cold snap/spell
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kill time
(not) lay a finger/hand on (someone)
occur to (someone)
What's up?
from door to door
litmus test
resign oneself to (something)
take a powder
shut out (a team)
can't do anything about (someone or something)
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Navel oranges got their name because the bottom of this type of orange resembles a belly button or navel
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