Idioms

tuck into (something)
to eat something with hunger and enjoyment
I tucked into the meal as soon as I sat down at the table.

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  • tug-of-war
  • tune in (a radio)
  • tune in to (something)
  • tune out (someone or something) or tune (someone or something) out
  • tune up (a musical instrument) or tune (a musical instrument) up
  • tune up (an engine) or tune (an engine) up
  • turn (someone) on or turn on (someone)
  • turn (something) on its ear
  • turn (something) to good account
  • turn (something) to one's advantage
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  • to (someone's) way of thinking
  • tear down (someone) or tear (someone) down
  • judge (someone or something) on its own merits
  • take shape
  • for dear life
  • odds and ends
  • treat (someone)
  • in private
  • lean over backwards to (do something or help someone)
  • draw a blank


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