Idioms
to wit
namely, that is to say
There were several important people at the dinner; to wit, the mayor, the city manager, and the chief financial officer of the city.
toe the line
toe the mark
toing and froing (about something)
tone (something) down or tone down (something)
tongue-in-cheek
too bad
too big for one's boots
too big for one's britches
too clever by half
too close for comfort
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cast one's vote
a dirty look
on the same page
say the word
from stem to stern
in a mad rush
take care of (someone or something)
no ifs, ands, or buts about it
get a bang out of (someone or something)
to a fault
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