Idioms

sweep out of (somewhere)
to leave somewhere in a dramatic way
The actress swept out of the room when her performance finished.

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  • sweet and sour
  • sweet nothings
  • sweet on (someone)
  • sweet-talk (someone)
  • sweetie pie
  • swelled head
  • swift and sure
  • swim against the current
  • swim against the tide
  • swing (something)
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  • stop short of (doing something)
  • become engaged with (someone)
  • yield the right-of-way
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  • in one's good books/graces
  • by the nape of the neck
  • have a near miss
  • turn in (someone) or turn (someone) in
  • fill out (something) or fill (something) out
  • get into a stew about/over (someone or something)
  • shoot the breeze/bull


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