Idioms
lie low
to stay quietly out of sight, to try not to attract attention
"Our boss is angry so I think that you should lie low until he calms down."
lie through one's teeth
lie/lay down on the job
life of Riley
life of the party
light into (someone)
light into (something)
light out (for somewhere)
light up
like a bat out of hell
like a bolt out of the blue
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take stock
set (something) off or set off (something)
in abeyance
a loudmouth
put a bee in (someone's) bonnet
kill the fatted calf
birds and the bees
wild goose chase
half-baked
in case of
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Fact
The Battle of New Orleans, in which Andrew Jackson's U.S. forces routed "the bloody british", was fought on Janurary 8, 1815, two weeks after the War of 1812 was officially ended by the signing of the Treaty of Ghent.
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