Idioms
jump down (someone's) throat
to criticize or become angry with someone
When I reached the office my boss jumped down my throat for being late.
jump on (someone)
jump on the bandwagon
jump out of one's skin
jump the gun
jump the track
jump through a hoop
jump to conclusions
jumping-off place/point
just about
just in case (something happens)
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everything but the kitchen sink
have eyes in the back of one's head
nose into (something)
set one's mind at rest
stand (someone) in good stead with (someone or something)
in a huff
reliance on (someone or something)
write out (something) or write (something) out
sadder but wiser
in black and white
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The Great Comet of 1843 had a tail that was over 300 kilometres long.
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