Idioms
under oath
having taken a formal oath (solemn promise)
The man was under oath when he spoke before the judge.
under one's belt
under one's breath
under one's nose
under one's own steam
under one's thumb
under one's wing
under pressure
under the circumstances
under the counter
under the hammer
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go off half-cocked
heart of stone
get the brush-off
beat a path to (someone's) door
thrill (someone) to death
vent one's spleen
get wise to (someone or something)
drop out of (something)
confuse (someone or something) with (someone or something)
cross swords with (someone)
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