Idioms

keep out of (somewhere) or keep (someone or something) out of (somewhere)
to not enter somewhere, to not allow someone or something to enter somewhere
The dog had to keep out of the garden. The woman tried to keep her child out of the swimming pool.

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  • keep pace (with someone or something)
  • keep quiet
  • keep still
  • keep tabs on (someone or something)
  • keep the ball rolling
  • keep the home fires burning
  • keep the lid on (something)
  • keep the wolf from the door
  • keep the wolves at bay
  • keep time
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  • sleep on (something)
  • a knock-down-drag-out fight
  • (one's) chickens have come home to roost
  • cross one's heart and hope to die
  • in surgery
  • pay off
  • know one's way around/about
  • drag in (someone or something) or drag (someone or something) in
  • big of (someone)
  • rub (someone) the wrong way


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