More Idioms/Phrases

at least at liberty at loggerheads at loose ends at my wits' end at odds at/on one at once at one time at one with someone at or on the tip of one at peace at rest at sixes and sevens at someone at stake at the crack of dawnArraybig head|big|head big house|big|house big shot|big|big wig|shot|wig big stink|big|stink big time|big|time big top|big|top big wheel|big|wheel big yawn|big|yawn big-time|big|time bingo card|bingo|card bird has flown|bird|flown|fly bird of a different feather|bird|different feather bird watcher|bird|watcher birds of a feather flock together|bird|birds|birds birthday suit|birthday|suit bite off more than one can chew|bite|chew bite one's head off|bite|head turn a blind eye to turn a blind eye/deaf ear, to turn a corner turn a deaf ear turn a deaf ear (to someone or something) turn a hair, not turn a phrase turn a place upside down turn a profit turn a sow's ear into a silk purse turn a trick turn a trick/tricks turn about turn against turn against (someone or something) turn an honest penny turn and turn about turn around turn around (something) turn around and (do something) turn aside turn away turn away from (someone or something) turn back turn back the clock turn back the hands of time turn belly up turn down turn down for what turn for the better turn full circle turn geese into swans turn green with envy turn hand to turn head turn heads turn in turn in (one's) badge turn in grave turn in his, her, etc. grave turn in on (oneself) turn in on oneself turn in one's grave turn in the road turn in their grave turn in upon (oneself) turn inside out turn into turn into (someone or something) turn into a pumpkin turn into a soap opera
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