Idioms
fall into a trap
to become caught in someone's scheme
The criminals fell into a trap that the police had prepared for them.
fall into line
fall into place
fall off
fall off the wagon
fall on deaf ears
fall on hard times
fall out of use
fall out with (someone) over (something)
fall over backwards (to do something)
fall over oneself to (do something)
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run rampant
lick one's lips
draw (someone) out or draw out (someone)
through hell and high water
keep out of (somewhere) or keep (someone or something) out of (somewhere)
cut out the deadwood
go whole hog
lull (someone) into a false sense of security
come up
What's the big idea?
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