Idioms
wear one's heart on one's sleeve
to show one`s feelings openly
The man was wearing his heart on his sleeve after the meeting with his boss.
wear out
wear out one's welcome
wear the pants in a family
wear thin
weasel out of (something)
weather permitting
weave in and out (of something)
wee hours (of the night/morning)
weed out (someone or something) or weed (someone or something) out
week in and week out
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go on and on
number one
boot out (someone) or boot (someone) out
set (someone or something) loose
get the red-carpet treatment
by the nape of the neck
cheek by jowl
shake hands with (someone)
know the score
eat crow
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The three wealthiest families in the world have more assets than the combined wealth of the forty-eight poorest nations.
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