Idioms
go all out
to use all of one's energy or resources for something
We plan to go all out for my sister's wedding.
go along
go along with (someone or something)
go along with (someone)
go ape
go around
go around (from place to place or person to person)
go around in circles
go around the bend
go astray
go at it
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take (someone's) part
blessing in disguise
snap at (someone)
at (someone's) earliest convenience
hang loose
ocean(s) of (something)
let out (some kind of sound) or let (some kind of sound) out
fall back on (someone or something)
right as rain
You don't say!
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The first percussion instrument introduced to an orchestra was the kettledrums, then called the timpani, in the 1600s.
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