Idioms
put (someone) through the wringer
to cause a lot of stress for someone
The man put his wife through the wringer during their long divorce.
put (someone) to bed
put (someone) to shame
put (someone) up or put up (someone)
put (someone) up to (something)
put (something) above (something)
put (something) down in black and white
put (something) down to (something)
put (something) forward or put forward (something)
put (something) in mothballs
put (something) into practice
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shack up with (someone)
live (something) down or live down (something)
muscle in on (someone or something)
on a fool's errand
push one's luck
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
put one's two cents (worth) in
get at (something)
bottom line
play fast and loose with (someone or something)
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Until 1868, criminals could be transported from England – sent to Australia for seven or fourteen years – for even petty crimes. The youngest victim was a boy of nine, transported for stealing.
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