Idioms
hold up (someone or something) or hold (someone or something) up
to stop or delay someone or something
The accident held up traffic for over three hours at the border crossing.
hold up (someone) or hold (someone) up
hold up (something) or hold (something) up
hold water
hole in the wall
hole up (somewhere)
holier-than-thou
holy cats
holy cow
holy mackerel
holy Moses
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everything but the kitchen sink
in terms of (something)
rat out on (someone)
by a hair
no kidding
lose one's cool
all sweetness and light
pull the plug
firing on all cylinders
pip-squeak
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Whispering is more wearing on your voice than a normal speaking tone.
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