Idioms
feel (something) in one's bones
to sense something
I feel it in my bones that I will win the lottery this month.
feel at home
feel dragged out
feel fit
feel free to do (something)
feel it beneath oneself to do (something)
feel like a million dollars
feel like a new person
feel like doing (something)
feel like going (somewhere)
feel like having (something)
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end up (doing something)
hot and bothered
weigh on/upon (someone)
eyes in the back of one's head
take (something) with a grain of salt
not worth a plugged nickel
hell-bent for leather
back down (from someone or something)
Rise and shine!
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The letter I is used exactly 109 times in Act IV of Shakespeare's Macbeth.
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