Idioms
ill at ease
nervous or uncomfortable
The man appeared to be ill at ease during the interview.
ill will
ill-disposed to (do something)
ill-gotten gains
implicate (someone) in (something)
in (someone's) clutches
in (someone's) favor
in (someone's) name
in (someone's) prayers
in (someone's) shoes/place
in a bad mood
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pull (something) off or pull off (something)
sky is the limit
drum (something) into (someone's) head
dig some dirt up on (someone) or dig up some dirt on (someone)
all or nothing
a sit-in
throw (someone) for a loss
early bird catches the worm
not up to scratch
drop by
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