pull the rug out from under (someone) -Idioms

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pull the rug out from under (someone)

to spoil someone`s plans, to withdraw support for someone

Our boss pulled the rug out from under our plans to open a bigger office.

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pull the wool over (someone's) eyes

pull through (something)

pull up one's socks or pull one's socks up

punch a hole in (something)

pure and simple

push (someone) around or push around (someone)

push one's luck

push the panic button

lose one's temper

right off the bat

have a vested interest in (something)

keep a close rein on (someone or something)

could do with (someone or something)

set (someone's) teeth on edge

ride the gravy train

let (someone) down or let down (someone)

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