Idioms
speak up for (someone or something)
to speak in favor of someone or something
The politician is always willing to speak up for the poorest people in the city.
speak with a forked tongue
spell (something) out or spell out (something)
spell trouble
spick-and-span
spill the beans
spin (something) off or spin off (something)
spin a yarn
spin one's wheels
spit up (something) or spit (something) up
spitting image of (someone)
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get one's foot in the door
pull (something) off or pull off (something)
at face value
in a huff
in Dutch (with someone)
break in (someone or something) or break (someone or something) in
turn out (something) or turn (something) out
jump through a hoop
play off
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