Idioms
right out
to say or tell something plainly or in a way that hides nothing
I told the new supervisor right out that I did not like him.
right side up
right under one's nose
right up (someone's) alley
ring a bell
ring down the curtain on (something)
ring in the New Year
ring true
ring up (someone) or ring (someone) up
ring up (something) or ring (something) up
rip into (someone or something)
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lay down one's life (for someone or something)
bone of contention
get a whiff of (something)
take (someone) by surprise
pooped out
put (something) to good use
snap at (someone)
take on (someone) or take (someone) on
take offense at (someone or something)
strike a balance (between two or more things)
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