Idioms

worm one's way out of (something)
to wiggle out of a problem or a responsibility
I was able to worm my way out of working late last night.

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  • worse for wear
  • worth its weight in gold
  • worth one's salt
  • worth one's while
  • worthy of the name
  • would give one's right arm (for something)
  • would just as soon
  • would rather
  • wouldn't touch (someone or something) with a ten-foot pole
  • wound up
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  • get off
  • sitting pretty
  • down and dirty
  • hopeless at (doing something)
  • take a bow
  • follow in (someone's) footsteps/tracks
  • keep a civil tongue
  • reliance on (someone or something)
  • shut the door on (someone)
  • have pull with (someone)


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