Idioms
work over (someone) or work (someone) over
to threaten or beat someone
The criminal gang worked over the storeowner in order to get some money from him.
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
worth its weight in gold
worth one's salt
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knock (someone) down to size
lay up (a vessel) or lay (a vessel) up
break ground for (something)
salt of the earth
shoot one's wad
point of view
get away with murder
no doubt
keep body and soul together
pound the pavement
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