Idioms
put out a fire or a light
to make a flame or light stop burning, to extinguish a flame or fire
The citizens were able to put out the fire before the fire department arrived.
put some teeth into (something)
put the bite on (someone)
put the blame on (someone)
put the cart before the horse
put the finger on (someone)
put the heat/squeeze on (someone)
put the kibosh on (something)
put the screws to (someone)
put the words into (someone's) mouth
put two and two together
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even steven
hit the skids
loose ends
train one's sights on (something)
eat crow
pipe dream
bend (someone's) ear
round-robin tournament/contest
tax-and-spend
risk one's neck to (do something)
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The most dangerous job in the United States is that of an Alaskan Crab Fisherman.
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