Idioms
work out (for the best)
to end successfully, to prove effective or satisfactory
I hope that everything will work out for my friend when she moves to London next week.
work out (something) or work (something) out
work over (someone) or work (someone) over
work up (someone) or work (someone) up
work up (something) or work (something) up
work up to (something)
work wonders (with someone or something)
worked up
world is one's oyster
worm one's way out of (something)
worse for wear
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a knockout
fit to kill
not born yesterday
come away empty-handed
have a lot going (for one)
sign on the dotted line
one's flesh and blood
let (someone) off (easy)
count one's chickens before they're hatched
at ease
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osteology : the study of the bones.
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