Idioms

trot (something) out or trot out (something)
to mention something without giving it much thought
When I talk with my friend she often trots out some of our previous problems.

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  • trouble (someone) for (something)
  • trouble (someone) to (do something)
  • trouble (someone) with (something)
  • trouble one's head about (someone or something)
  • trouble oneself about (someone or something)
  • true to form
  • true to one's word
  • trump card
  • trump up (something) or trump (something) up
  • truth will out
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  • put down (something) or put (something) down
  • make no bones about (something)
  • chalk (something) up to (something)
  • get the shock of one's life
  • leave one to one's fate
  • make a pitch (for someone or something)
  • wreak havoc on/with (something)
  • somewhere in the neighborhood of (an amount of money or something)
  • keep away from (someone or something)
  • wait tables


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