Idioms
wear and tear
damage that is the result of ordinary use
We put a lot of wear and tear on our car during our long holiday.
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)
wear one's heart on one's sleeve
wear out
wear out one's welcome
wear the pants in a family
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a tempest in a teapot
fit (someone) to a T
part and parcel of (something)
work up (something) or work (something) up
card up one's sleeve
on the spot
live beyond one's means
lay one's hands on (something)
break out
a slap in the face
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