Idioms
worth its weight in gold
to be very valuable
The advice of my supervisor is 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
wrap (oneself) up
wrap (someone) around one's finger
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take a trip
(not) know the first thing about something
double up
above reproach
six feet under
supply and demand
a hold-out
bring to mind
air one's grievances
look to (someone)
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The tips of fingers and the soles of feet are covered by a thick, tough layer of skin called the stratum corneum.
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