Idioms
ring up (something) or ring (something) up
to add and record a sale on a cash register
I went to the cash register so the clerk could ring up the items that I had bought.
rip into (someone or something)
rip off (someone or something) or rip (someone or something) off
ripe old age
Rise and shine!
rise to the bait
rise to the occasion
risk one's neck to (do something)
rivet (someone's) attention
rob Peter to pay Paul
rob the cradle
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look a gift horse in the mouth
hole in the wall
keyed up
the die is cast
take apart (something) or take (something) apart
pillar of strength/support
desert a sinking ship
drown (someone) out or drown out (someone)
off to a running start
picked over
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In the spring of 1975, a baby in Detroit fell 14 stories and landed on Joseph Figlock, who was walking below. A few years later it happened again. Figlock and both babies survived
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