Idioms
time off
free time when one does not have to work
I had some time off last week and I was able to do some extra reading.
time out
time to catch one's breath
time was (when)
tip (someone) off or tip off (someone)
tip the balance
tip the scales at (something)
tire (someone) out or tire out (someone)
tired out
tit for tat
to (someone's) liking
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take it away
by the way
bargain for (something)
in a mad rush
hit-and-miss
get up
for the duration (of something)
sunny-side up
a hassle
fun and games
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