Idioms
sit on one's hands
to do nothing, to fail to help
The manager sat on her hands and refused to do anything about the complaints that she had received.
sit on the fence
sit right
sit through (something)
sit tight
sit up and take notice
sit up with (someone)
sit well with (someone)
sitting on top of the world
sitting pretty
six feet under
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talk until one is blue in the face
off duty
give (someone) a hand
come hell or high water
mark up (something) or mark (something) up
off the beam
put in an appearance or put an appearance in
wet blanket
at the top of the hour
as a last resort
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