Idioms
confuse (someone or something) with (someone or something)
to fail to distinguish between two things or people
I always confuse our new teacher with our previous teacher. The boy confused one word with another word.
conk out
conspicuous by one's absence
contradiction in terms
contrary to (someone or something)
control the purse strings
cook (someone's) goose
cook the books
cook up (something) or cook (something) up
cool as a cucumber
cool down
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let the cat out of the bag
burn down
such as
cut one's losses
fine print
lay waste (to something) or lay (something) to waste
have it in for (someone)
a matter of course
fritter (something) away or fritter away (something)
step out
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