Idioms
swear (someone) in or swear in (someone)
to have a person promise to do his or her duty as a member of an organization or in a formal position.
The new mayor of the city was sworn in at a large ceremony last evening.
swear by (something)
swear off (something)
swear on (something)
swear on a stack of Bibles
sweat (something) out or sweat out (something)
sweat bullets/blood
sweep (someone) off his or her feet
sweep (something) under the rug/carpet
sweep out of (somewhere)
sweet and sour
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mind one's manners
belabor the point
in pencil
on the house
get ready
keep in touch (with someone)
have a lot on one's plate
set in one's ways
run in the family
Hang it!
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When Sir Walter Ralegh was executed in 1618, his wife had his head embalmed. She carried it around with her for 29 years, until her own death.
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