Idioms
water under the bridge
something that happened in the past and cannot be changed
It was terrible that your house was robbed but it is water under the bridge now and you must move forward.
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
wear more than one hat
wear off
wear on (someone)
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go off (somewhere)
kid around (with someone)
wake the dead
get the runaround
make it as far as
a little bit
wet blanket
take sides
one in a thousand/hundred/million
clear the air
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On average, a beaver can cut down two hundred trees a year.
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