to heel -Idioms

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to heel

to be under control

The army brought the citizens to heel when they entered the town.

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to hell and gone

to one's heart's content

to put it mildly

to say nothing of (someone or something)

to say the least

cast one's lot in with (someone)

a doubting Thomas

slowly but surely

strictly on the up-and-up

hook, line and sinker

part and parcel of (something)

set a precedent

ocean(s) of (something)

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