Idioms

smoke (someone or something) out or smoke out (someone or something)
to force someone or something out with smoke
We smoked the rats out of their nests with the smoke.

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  • smoke (something) out or smoke out (something)
  • smoke and mirrors
  • smooth (something) over or smooth over (something)
  • snail's pace
  • snake in the grass
  • snap (something) up or snap up (something)
  • snap at (someone)
  • snap out of (something)
  • sniff out (someone or something) or sniff (someone or something) out
  • snow (someone) under
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  • leave no stone unturned
  • with the best of them
  • shut up (someone or something) or shut (someone or something) up
  • make cracks (about someone or something)
  • off one's back
  • hold back (someone) or hold (someone) back
  • serve time
  • go whole hog
  • on one's (own) head
  • look into (something)


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