Idioms
stock up on (something)
to gather a supply of something
We are trying to stock up on food before the holiday.
stone's throw away from (something)
stone-broke
stoop to (doing something)
stop at nothing (to do something)
stop by (somewhere)
stop dead
stop in one's tracks
stop off (somewhere)
stop over (somewhere)
stop short of (doing something)
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a one-night stand
skeleton in one's closet
not lift a finger/hand (to help someone)
not for hire
sky is the limit
strike a balance (between two or more things)
cut corners
cry over spilt milk
vanish into thin air
drop a bombshell
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Fact
The banana was officially introduced in 1876 in the U.S. at the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition. The bananas were wrapped in tinfoil and were sold for 10 cents each
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