Idioms
set forth (somewhere)
to start to go somewhere, to begin a trip
We set forth on our holiday at 7:00 this morning.
set great store on (someone or something)
set in
set in one's ways
set one's heart on (something)
set one's mind at rest
set one's sights on (something)
set out (somewhere)
set out to (do something)
set sail
set the pace
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con (someone) out of (something)
pound the pavement
according to Hoyle
step down from (a job/position)
toe the line
thrill (someone) to pieces
put (something) over on (someone)
nothing to write home about
draw a blank
thrust and parry
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