Idioms
watch out for (someone or something)
to watch over and care for someone, to watch for the arrival or approach of someone
Please watch out for my friend at the airport. I watched out for my friend's son while my friend was away.
watch over (someone or something)
water down (something) or water (something) down
water under the bridge
wax and wane
way the wind blows
ways and means
wear and tear
wear away
wear down (someone) or wear (someone) down
wear down (something) or wear (something) down
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take the plunge
take a course in (something)
under the influence of (someone or something)
fritter (something) away or fritter away (something)
measure up to (someone or something)
have them rolling in the aisles
knock (some) heads together
as far as
for sure
at peace
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One beaver can cut down as many as 216 trees per year.
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