Idioms
sweep (someone) off his or her feet
to overcome someone with strong feelings
We were swept off our feet by the excitement of the ceremony.
sweep (something) under the rug/carpet
sweep out of (somewhere)
sweet and sour
sweet nothings
sweet on (someone)
sweet-talk (someone)
sweetie pie
swelled head
swift and sure
swim against the current
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fit the mold
not much of (something)
sick and tired of (someone or something)
lay/light into (something)
eating (someone)
bear (someone or something) in mind
lay over
turn out (something) or turn (something) out
lover's lane
yellow-bellied
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In 1984, Ronald Reagan declared the month of July to be National Ice Cream Month.
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