have (someone or something) in tow -Idioms

Idioms

have (someone or something) in tow

to lead or pull or tow someone or something

The boy had his brother in tow as he walked down the street.

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have (someone's) blood on one's hands

have (someone's) hide

have (someone) in one's pocket

have (someone) over

have (something) against (someone or something)

have (something) at one's fingertips

have (something) coming to (someone)

have (something) down pat

have (something) going for one

have (something) hanging over one's head

in Dutch (with someone)

slap (something) together or slap together (something)

not know whether/if one is coming or going

apple of (someone's) eye

give (someone) the ax

have the courage of one's convictions

an out-and-out (something)

slip through (someone's) fingers

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Terminology
Terminology :
dactyliology : the technique of communication by signs made with the fingers. it is generally used by the deaf. .. More >>

Verbal Reasoning