Idioms
spoon-feed (someone)
to make something very easy for someone
He is a very strict teacher and never likes to spoon-feed his students.
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
square off
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mince (one's) words
out of work
reluctant to (do something)
have (someone or something) in tow
get up on the wrong side of the bed
out of sorts
two-time (someone)
half the battle
take a stab at (something or doing something)
start up (something) or start (something) up
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