Idioms

settle for (something)
to be satisfied with less than you want, to agree to accept something as a second choice
I settled for less than I wanted but I am happy with my new contract at work.

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  • settle on (something)
  • settle up with (someone)
  • setup
  • seventh heaven
  • sever ties with (someone)
  • sew (something) up or sew up (something)
  • shack up with (someone)
  • shades of (someone or something)
  • shadow of oneself/itself
  • shake (hands) on (something)
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  • high man on the totem pole
  • on board
  • break in (someone or something) or break (someone or something) in
  • upon one's head
  • bore (someone) stiff
  • bring (something) off or bring off (something)
  • shell out money
  • in the swim
  • call the shots
  • get tired


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