Idioms
spill the beans
to tell a secret
My friend promised not to spill the beans about my plans to get married.
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)
split (some people) up or split up (some people)
split (something) fifty-fifty
split hairs
split one's sides (with laughter)
split the difference
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live off the fat of the land
rule out (someone or something) or rule (someone or something) out
pass on (something)
in the groove
get out of the way
count one's chickens before they're hatched
trouble (someone) to (do something)
full steam ahead
thanks to (someone or something)
think a lot of (someone or something)
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The phrase rule of thumb is derived from an old English law that stated you couldn't beat your wife with anything wider than your thumb
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