Idioms
hedge one's bets
to reduce one's loss on something by counterbalancing the loss in some way
We will hedge our bets and go to a movie if the weather is not good enough for a picnic.
hell and high water
hell on earth
hell-bent for leather
hell-on-wheels
help oneself to (something)
help out with (something)
helter-skelter
hem (someone or something) in or hem in (someone or something)
hem and haw
here and now
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tie down (someone) or tie (someone) down
back up (something) or back (something) up
come true
look after (someone)
the off chance
gain ground
in a bind
sort of (something)
easy come, easy go
on the house
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In Massachusetts, if you get caught eating peanuts in church, you can be jailed for up to one year.
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