Idioms
slack off
to reduce something gradually, to become less active, to become lazy
Recently, I have begun to slack off in my effort to find a new job.
slap (someone or something) down or slap down (someone or something)
slap (something) together or slap together (something)
slated for (something)
sleep (something) off or sleep off (something)
sleep in
sleep like a baby
sleep like a log
sleep on (something)
sleep with (someone)
slice of the cake
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path of least resistance
welcome (someone) with open arms
rain on (someone's) parade
lay it on thick
live through (something)
taper off
raise hell with (someone or something)
pull the rug out from under (someone)
fed up with (someone or something)
not for publication
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