Idioms
rain (something) out or rain out (something)
to spoil something by raining
The music festival was rained out yesterday evening.
rain cats and dogs
rain on (someone's) parade
rain or shine
raise a fuss
raise a hand against (someone or something)
raise a stink about (something)
raise an objection to (someone or something)
raise Cain
raise eyebrows
raise havoc with (someone or something)
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armed and dangerous
play for keeps
on the average
psyched up (for something)
win over (someone) or win (someone) over
sit right
put one's shoulder to the wheel
confuse (someone or something) with (someone or something)
hyped-up
break into (someone's) conversation
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According to the U.S. Bureau of the Census, the most common job in the United States in the 1890s was a farmer. Today, it' a salesman.
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