Idioms
the one-two
quick or decisive action that takes someone by surprise
The salesman gave the customer the one-two and the customer quickly agreed to buy the product.
the opposite sex
the order of the day
the other side of the tracks
the other way round
the pick of (something)
the plot thickens
the real thing
the reality of the situation
the responsible party
the shoe is on the other foot
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sight unseen
prevail upon (someone)
chicken out (of something)
take (something) out on (someone or something)
build up (someone or something) or build (someone or something) up
put on the feed bag
in round numbers/figures
at the crack of dawn
turn one's back on (someone)
raring/rarin' to go
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