Idioms
roll back (a price)
to reduce a price to a previous amount
The prices at the computer store were rolled back during the big sale.
roll in
roll out the red carpet
roll up one's sleeves
room and board
root (something) out or root out (something)
root for (someone or something)
rooted in (something)
rooted to the spot
rope (someone) into (doing something)
rotten to the core
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argue for the sake of arguing/argument
an ear to the ground
wait on (someone) hand and foot
swear by (something)
run wild
lose out on (something)
loud and clear
kick the bucket
shake up (someone) or shake (someone) up
have a vested interest in (something)
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The Top 10 grossing movies of the 1990s each earned at least $500 million worldwide and brought in a combined total of over $7 billion.
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