Idioms
lick of work
not even a small amount of work (usually used in the negative)
The children did not do a lick of work when the teacher was away.
lick one's lips
lie fallow
lie in state
lie in wait
lie low
lie through one's teeth
lie/lay down on the job
life of Riley
life of the party
light into (someone)
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lay waste (to something) or lay (something) to waste
turn over (something) to (someone) or turn (something) over to (someone)
fishy
bet one's bottom dollar
set forth (somewhere)
sing a different tune
beat a hasty retreat
send (someone) to the showers
flea in one's ear
in character
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The first seeing-eye dog was presented to a blind person on April 25, 1938.
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