Idioms
stop in one's tracks
to stop very quickly or with great force
The horse was forced to stop in its tracks at the electric fence.
stop off (somewhere)
stop over (somewhere)
stop short of (doing something)
stop, look, and listen
stop-and-go
straight from the horse's mouth
straight from the shoulder
straight out
straighten (something) up or straighten up (something)
straighten out (someone or something) or straighten (someone or something) out
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the cheek to (do something)
the short end (of the stick)
hire out (someone) or hire (someone) out
bring (something) to a head
play off (one group against another)
hot on (someone or something)
tie down (someone) or tie (someone) down
trouble (someone) to (do something)
security blanket
come out ahead
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When you sneeze, all your bodily functions momentarily stop, including your heart
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