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all ears

all that jazz

an old hand [at something]

an old hand

at the drop of a hat

at the drop of a hat

back to square one

back to square one

backseat driver

backseat driver

baker's dozen

bend over backwards

bend over backwards

bread and butter

bread and butter

break even

by the skin of one's teeth

by the skin of one's teeth

catch someone's eye, eye-catching

catch someone's eye, eye-catching

catch-22

chew the fat

come full circle

come full circle

comfort zone

cost a pretty penny

cost a pretty penny

cost an arm and a leg

cost an arm and a leg

could do with [something]

could do with something

cut one's teeth

cut one's teeth

cut to the chase

cut to the chase

dog-eat-dog

don't make a scene

don't make a scene

don't make me laugh

don't make me laugh

drop the ball

feather in one's cap

feather in one's cap

find one's feet

find one's feet

fishing for compliments

fishing for compliments

fly by the seat of one's pants

fly by the seat of one's pants

fly on the wall

fly on the wall

freebie

friends in high places

friends in high places

frontrunner

fuddy-duddy

full of the joys of spring

full of the joys of spring

get a life

get one's knickers in a twist

get one's knickers in a twist

get the hang of [something]

get the hang of something

give [someone] the cold shoulder

give [someone] the cold shoulder

go down a storm

go down a storm

go out on a limb

go out on a limb

go round in circles

go round in circles

go the extra mile

go the extra mile

go to town

go with a bang

go with the flow

go with the flow

golden opportunity

golden opportunity

grab a bite

hair of the dog

hair of the dog

happy bunny

happy camper

have (or keep) one's finger on the pulse

finger on the pulse

have a ball

have a finger in every pie

have a finger in every pie

have a good nose [for something]

have a good nose [for something]

have a lot on one's plate

have a lot on one's plate

have an ace up one's sleeve

have an ace up one's sleeve

have butterflies in one's stomach

have butterflies in one's stomach

head over heels

head over heels

hit the sack

hold your horses

hold your horses

hot potato

hunky-dory

in black and white

in black and white

in over one's head

in over one's head

in the blink of an eye

in the blink of an eye

in the dark

in the doghouse

in the doghouse

in the nick of time

in the nick of time

in the spotlight

in the spotlight

in your dreams

it takes two to tango

it takes two to tango

it won't wash, talk turkey

it won't wash, talk turkey

it's a steal

it's been ages

it's up to you

jack-of-all-trades

jack-of-all-trades

jazz up

jump on the bandwagon

jump on the bandwagon

jump the gun

junk food

keep a lid on [something]

keep a lid on [something]

keep [someone] posted

keep me posted

keep one's chin up

keep one's chin up

keep one's ear to the ground

ear to the ground

keep one's eye on the ball

keep one's eye on the ball

keep one's eyes peeled

keep one's eyes peeled

keep you on your toes

keep you on your toes

knee-jerk reaction

knee-jerk reaction

knock someone’s socks off

knock someone’s socks off

know the ropes

la-la land

leave a bad taste in someone's mouth

leave a bad taste in someone's mouth

let the cat out of the bag

let the cat out of the bag

let the dust settle

let the dust settle

lie through one’s teeth, white lie

lie through one’s teeth, white lie

loose cannon

loved up

lovely jubbly

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