Idioms
tell (someone) a thing or two
to scold someone, to express one's anger to someone
The woman became angry and began to tell her neighbor a thing or two.
tell (someone) off or tell off (someone)
tell (someone) to his or her face
tell (someone) where to get off
tell apart (two things or people) or tell (two things or people) apart
tell it like it is
Tell it to Sweeney.
Tell it to the marines.
tell on (someone)
tell time
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lead the way
in one's spare time
wind up (something) or wind (something) up
stick (something) up or stick up (something)
get in on (something)
go from bad to worse
on the heels of (something)
make no bones about (something)
sleep like a baby
go under
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