Idioms
round-trip ticket
a train or bus or plane ticket that allows one to go to the destination and then later return home
We purchased a round-trip ticket because it was cheaper than a one-way ticket.
royal treatment
rub (someone's) nose in it
rub (someone) the wrong way
rub (something) off or rub off (something)
rub elbows/shoulders with (someone)
rub in (something) or rub (something) in
rub off on (someone)
rub out (someone or something) or rub (someone or something) out
rub salt in (someone's) wound
ruffle (someone's) feathers
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as a last resort
every Tom, Dick and Harry
rise to the bait
pitch-black
to (someone's) liking
then and there
without rhyme or reason
out of proportion
have one's nose in (something)
clear-cut
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A pregnant scorpion will sometimes reabsorb its babies instead of giving birth to them.
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