Idioms

split (some people) up or split up (some people)
to separate two or more people from one another
The teacher had to split the two boys up because they were fighting.

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  • split (something) fifty-fifty
  • split hairs
  • split one's sides (with laughter)
  • split the difference
  • split up
  • splurge on (something)
  • spoken for
  • spook (someone)
  • spoon-feed (someone)
  • sporting chance
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  • up against (someone or something)
  • jam-packed
  • scare up (somebody or something) or scare (somebody or something) up
  • dispose of (something)
  • itching palm
  • let (someone) off the hook
  • pass through (someone's) mind
  • kill two birds with one stone
  • without further ado
  • get time off


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