Idioms
knock the props out from under (someone)
to destroy someone's confidence, to destroy someone's emotional or financial or moral base
The teacher knocked the props out from under the student when she criticized the student's work.
know (someone or something) by sight
know (someone or something) like a book
know (someone or something) like an open book
know (someone or something) like the back of one's hand
know (something) backwards and forwards
know (something) by heart
know (something) from memory
know (something) inside out
know (something) is coming
know (something) only too well
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put a hold on (something)
bark is worse than one's bite
stop-and-go
toy with (someone)
in need
lace into (something)
lay over
open up to (someone)
go over (something)
spout off about (someone or something)
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Cheese was first made in the Middle East when hunters became herders and realized that milk could solidify (sour milk).
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