Idioms
ease off on (someone or something)
to put less pressure on someone or something, to relax
The president was asked to ease off on his efforts to cut staff in the company.
ease up on (someone or something)
easier said than done
easy come, easy go
easy does it
easy to come by
easy-going
eat (someone) out of house and home
eat (something) up or eat up (something)
eat and run
eat away at (someone)
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something else again
keep down (something) or keep (something) down
kick off (something) or kick (something) off
in accordance with (something)
jumping-off place/point
prevail upon (someone)
take (someone's) pulse
turn the clock back
blow out (something) or blow (something) out
smack into (someone or something)
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