lay/light into (something) -Idioms

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lay/light into (something)

to do or eat something with much energy and enthusiasm

I laid into the steak as soon as the waiter brought it to the table.

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lead (someone) by the nose

lead (someone) down the garden path

lead (someone) on

lead (someone) on a merry chase

lead (someone) to (do something)

lead (someone) to believe (something)

lead a dog's life

a matter of fact

in charge of (something)

poised to do (something)

pressed for time

sit back and let (something) happen

ask for (something)

blow (someone's) cover

one step ahead of (someone or something)

make a check out (to someone)

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