Idioms
tail between one's legs
feeling ashamed or beaten
The salesman resigned from his company with his tail between his legs after he told a lie about his expense account.
tail wagging the dog
take (someone or something) at face value
take (someone or something) seriously
take (someone or something) wrong
take (someone or somewhere) by storm
take (someone's) breath away
take (someone's) part
take (someone's) pulse
take (someone) at his or her word
take (someone) by surprise
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make out (a report/application)
bite the hand that feeds you
You got me there.
judging by (something)
You tell'em!
open one's heart to (someone)
Johnny-on-the-spot
stand to reason
give oneself away
play it cool
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