Idioms
put one's own house in order
to organize one`s own private affairs
Our boss should put his own house in order before he tells others what to do.
put one's shoulder to the wheel
put one's thinking cap on or put on one's thinking cap
put one's two cents (worth) in
put oneself in (someone) else's place/position
put our/your heads together
put out (about/by/that something)
put out (some) feelers or put (some) feelers out
put out (something) or put (something) out
put out a fire or a light
put some teeth into (something)
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dig in one's heels or dig one's heels in
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full of hot air
steal a base
in one's good books/graces
rotten to the core
have a blowout
keep (someone) up or keep up (someone)
bank on (someone or something)
fan the flames of (something)
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