Idioms
have (something) to spare
to have more than enough of something
We have extra blankets to spare so we gave some to our neighbors.
have (something) up one's sleeve
have a (good) head on one's shoulders
have a ball
have a bee in one's bonnet
have a big mouth
have a blowout
have a bone to pick with (someone)
have a brush with (something)
have a case (against someone)
have a change of heart
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go out
out of style
like a bump on a log
thrash (something) out or thrash out (something)
lay of the land
hail from (somewhere)
stick with (something)
a little bit
regain one's feet
hold one's own (in an argument)
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The dot above an 'i' is called the tittle.
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