Idioms

weave in and out (of something)
to move or drive or walk in and out of something such as traffic
The man was driving very fast and was weaving in and out of the traffic.

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  • wee hours (of the night/morning)
  • weed out (someone or something) or weed (someone or something) out
  • week in and week out
  • weigh down on (someone)
  • weigh on/upon (someone's) mind
  • weigh on/upon (someone)
  • weigh one's words
  • welcome (someone) with open arms
  • welcome to (do something)
  • well and good
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  • gear up for (something)
  • tide (someone) over or tide over (someone)
  • scrape (something) together or scrape together (something)
  • get a load off one's mind
  • a head start
  • off the top of one's head
  • driving force behind (someone or something)
  • talk out (a problem)
  • drop around
  • with the best of them


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