with one's tail between one's legs -Idioms

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with one's tail between one's legs

appearing frightened or cowardly (like a frightened dog)

The man left the store with his tail between his legs when someone saw him trying to steal something.

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with respect to (something)

with the best of them

within a stone's throw of something

within an inch of one's life

within calling distance

without batting an eye

for all practical purposes

no bed of roses

lay off (someone) or lay (someone) off

put the screws to (someone)

miss out on (something)

put up with (someone or something)

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