Idioms
spook (someone)
to startle or surprise someone
The loud thunder and lightning spooked the horse.
spoon-feed (someone)
sporting chance
spout off about (someone or something)
spread like wildfire
spread oneself too thin
spring (something) on (someone)
spring for (something)
spruce (something) up or spruce up (something)
square accounts with (someone)
square away (something) or square (something) away
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take (something) on the chin
in bad taste
use strong language
take (someone) for a ride
easier said than done
keep a tight rein on (someone or something)
have a change of heart
on trial
particulars of (something)
see the handwriting on the wall
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