Idioms
pay (someone) a compliment
to compliment someone, to give someone a compliment
My supervisor paid me a compliment for the work that I was doing.
pay (someone) off or pay off (someone)
pay (someone) respect
pay a call on (someone)
pay a king's ransom for (something)
pay an arm and a leg (for something)
pay as you go
pay attention to (someone or something)
pay dirt
pay for (something)
pay homage to (someone)
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hang by a thread/hair
take (someone's) breath away
at a stretch
generous to a fault
know one's way around/about
have clean hands
make a living
have none of (something)
fair-weather friend
psyched up (for something)
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The postage rate for a letter in 1693 was determined through how much light could pass through the letter. The postage rate would be more expensive if less light went through, and this process was called candling
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