Idioms
step in
to become involved or concerned with something, to enter a place for a brief time
The teacher had to step in and stop the fight between the two children.
step into (someone's) shoes
step into the breach
step on (someone's) toes
step on it
step on the gas
step out
step out of line
step right up
step up (something)
step up (to something)
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tightfisted with money
speak out about (something)
put up a good fight/struggle
mark down (something) or mark (something) down
burn (oneself) out
luck out
down at the heels
go against the grain
take (someone) at his or her word
make clear or make (something) clear
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Fact
All elephants walk on tip-toe because the back portion of their foot is made of no bone just fat.
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