Idioms
keep a civil tongue
to speak decently and politely
The angry customer was asked to keep a civil tongue when talking with the sales clerk.
keep a close rein on (someone or something)
keep a close watch on (someone or something)
keep a close watch over (someone or something)
keep a secret
keep a stiff upper lip
keep a straight face
keep a tight rein on (someone or something)
keep abreast of (something)
keep after/at (someone)
keep an eye on (someone or something)
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get the day off
speak the same language (as someone)
all sweetness and light
have an out
every so often
think inside the box
lay eyes on (someone or something)
down in the dumps
dollar for dollar
go against the grain
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Stink-heads are a traditional Alaskan dish. Fish heads – often from salmon – are buried in pits lined with moss for a few weeks or months until rotten. They are then kneaded like pastry to mix up all the parts and eaten.
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