Nuevo diccionario de expresiones idiomáticas Inglés-Español
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Jorge I Coromina Sánchez
Esta obra, de valor inestimable, es una minuciosa investigación y catalogación de lo que ha quedado del testimonio visual de un proceso que ha marcado la vida, la sociedad, la economía y la cultura cubana: la infamante esclavización de los africanos y sus descendientes. Más allá de la teoría desarrollada en la explicación de cada hecho artístico –que contribuye a la comprensión de la trascendencia de lo graficado–, en este estudio, lo visual, la imagen, el trazo o la fotografía sintetizan un período histórico. Las imágenes constituyen documentos efectivos, sugerentes y reveladores de las características sobresalientes de una etapa. A través de la pintura, el grabado, la caricatura y la fotografía –creadas por destacados artistas del arte gráfico— se divisan los intríngulis de un hecho socioeconómico y de una época.
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Nuevo diccionario de expresiones idiomáticas Inglés-Español - Jorge I Coromina Sánchez
Primera edición, 2008
Segunda edición, 2017
Edición ebook: Aldo R. Gutiérrez Rivera
Edición: Gilma Toste Rodríguez
Diseño de cubierta e interior: Alejandro Jiménez Pérez
Composición digital: Irina Borrero Kindelán
Composición ebook: Anier O. Cuellar Ponce
© Jorge I. Coromina Sánchez, 2008
© Sobre la presente edición:
Editorial Científico-Técnica, 2018
ISBN 978-959-05-1062-5
INSTITUTO CUBANO DEL LIBRO
Editorial Científico-Técnica
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Índice de contenido
Nota a la presente edición
Nota a la primera edición
Abreviaturas empleadas
Prólogo
Aa
a babe in the woods
a beanbag
a bitter pill to swallow
a blip in the graph
a bolt from the blue
a cakewalk
a [cherry] pie in the sky
a chink in one’s armor
a craps shoot
a different ballgame
a different story
a dime a dozen
a dog’s breakfast
a dog’s dinner
a drop in the bucket
a drop in the ocean
a duck soup
a far cry from
a flash in the can
a flash in the pan
a glut in the market
a hard nut to crack
a horse of another color
a lick and a promise
a lowman in the totem pole
a pain in the ass
a pain in the neck
a picnic
a piece of cake
a piece of pie
a red rag to a bull
a shot across the bows
a shot in the dark
a slam dunk
a square peg in a round hole
a teaspoon in the ocean
a thorn in the flesh
a thorn in the side
a walk in the sun
a walkaway
about done
about gone
about right
above and beyond
according to hoyle
acquire a taste for
across the board
act off one’s own bat
act one’s age
act the fool
act the goat
add fuel to the flame
add insult to injury
add two cents of one’s own
addle the wits
afraid of one’s own shadow
after a fashion
agree like cats and dogs
ahead of the game
aim high
air one’s belly
air one’s dirty laundry
air one’s grievances
alive and kicking
all abroad
all along the line
all beer and skittles
all dressed up and nowhere to go
all ears
all eyes
all hell broke loose
all hot and bothered
all in all
all in one piece
all in
all mops and broom
all one’s geese are swans
all over but the shouting
all peaches and cream
all shook up
all shot to hell
all spilled milk
all the go
all the rage
all the world and his wife
all there
all thumps
all to cock
all to pieces
all wet
all wool and a yard wide
an apple pie
an arm and a leg
and then some
answer nature’s call
answer the final summons
armed to the teeth
around the bend
around the clock
around the corner
as bald as a coot
as bald as a doorknob
as big as a barn door
as bitter as gall
as black as the ace of spades
as bold as brass
as broad as it is long
as busy as a bee
as comfortable as an old shoe
as cool as a cucumber
as cunning as a fox
as dead as a doornail
as dead as mutton
as deaf as a post
as different as chalk and cheese
as drunken as a lord
as dull as ditchwater
as easy as falling off a horse
as far as one is concerned
as fit as a fiddle
as free as the air
as full as an egg
as good as one’s words
as green as grass
as green as one is cabbage looking, [not to be]
as happy as a lark
as hard as nails
as high as a kite
as large as life
as like as two peas
as mad as a wet hen
as meek as a lamb
as merry as a cricket
as old as the hills
as poor as a church mouse
as quick as a wink
as quiet as a mouse
as red as a beetroot
as smart as a whistle
as snug as a bug in a rug
as sound as a bell
as stiff as a plank
as stubborn as a mule
as sure as eggs is eggs
as sure as God made little apples
as sweet as honey
as the crow flies
as thick thieves
as thin as a rake
as weak as a kitten
as white as a sheet
ask for the moon
asleep at the switch
at a blow
at a breakneck pace
at a premium
at a snail’s pace
at a stroke
at all costs
at all hazards
at any cost
at any rate
at arm’s length
at first blush
at full throttle
at heart
at home
at large
at leisure
at loose ends
at odds
at one fell swoop
at one go
at one’s beck and call
at one’s door
at one’s ease
at one’s elbow
at one’s fingertips
at one’s heels
at one’s wits’ ends
at sea
at stake
at sword’s points
at the bat
at the bottom of the ladder
at the cutting edge
at the drop of a hat
at the heart of
at the helm
at the outset
at this point
at white heat
Bb
back the wrong horse
back to square one
back to the drawing board
back to the salt mines
bag it up
balance the accounts
balance the books
ball the jack
bang a reefer
bark up the wrong tree
bat an eye
bat an eyelash
bat the breeze
batten down the hatches
be a shadow of one’s old self
be all Greek to
be all there
be away
be bent out of shape
be better than good
be born with a silver spoon in one’s mouth
be but a shadow of one’s former self
be close to home
be curtains for
be double Dutch to
be down on one
be dying for
be friends with
be from Missouri
be going on with
be gone on one
be hard up
be he-ing and she-ing
be hep to
be here to stay
be in business
be in there
be inside
be itching for
be mad at
be nuts about one
be one’s baby
be one’s bag
be one’s funeral
be one’s show
be one’s trump card
be peeling pink
be pitch dark
be quits
be rolling in dough
be shy of
be sitting pretty
be snowed under
be soft upstairs
be spoony on one
be stuck on one
be sweet on one
be that as it may
be that way about one
be there
be underfoot
be up with the larks
be wild about one
be wise to
be with it
bear a grudge
bear in mind
bear one’s age well
bear the brunt
beard the lion in his den
bear watching
beat a path to one’s door
beat a retreat
beat all hollow
beat all
beat around the bush
beat down the door
beat it
beat one’s brains out
beat one’s breast
beat one’s chops
beat one’s gums
beat one’s way
beat [something] into one’s head
beat the air
beat the band
beat the bishop
beat the breeze
beat the bushes
beat the crap out of
beat the daylights out of
beat the devil around the stump
beat the drum
beat the dummy
beat the meat
beat the pants off
beat the pup
beat the rap
beat the shit out of
beat the tar out of
beat to a draw
beat to A frazzle
beat to jelly
been in the [midday] sun too long
before you can say crazy Eddie
before you can say Jack Robinson
behind bars
behind one’s back
behind the cork
behind the eight-ball
behind the scenes
behind the times
believe one’s ears
believe one’s eyes
bell the cat
below par
belt the grapes
bend one’s knees
bend over backward
beside oneself
beside the point
bet one’s boots
bet one’s dime
bet one’s life
bet one’s shirt
bet the family farm
bet the wrong horse
between a rock and a hard place
between life and death
between the devil and the deep blue sea
beyond the pale
bide one’s time
bill and coo
bite off more than one can chew
bite one’s head off
bite one’s tongue off
bite the bullet
bite the carpet
bite the dust
blaze one’s trail
bleed one white
bloody but unbowed
blow a fuse
blow beets
blow bubbles in the air
blow hot and cold
blow off steam
blow one’s cool
blow one’s lines
blow one’s lunch
blow one’s mind
blow one’s own horn
blow one’s own trumpet
blow one’s roof
blow one’s stack
blow one’s top
blow smoke in one’s face
blow the cobwebs away
blow the gaff
blow the lid off
blow the whistle
blow things on
boiled as an ox
bored out of one’s mind
bored out of one’s wits
borrow trouble
boss the show
both sheets to the wind
bowl over like nine pins
brace oneself
brazen it out
break into one’s nest egg
break no squares
break one’s back
break one’s balls
break one’s heart
break one’s neck
break one’s word
break out in a cold sweat
break the bank
break the ice
breathe a word to
breathe down one’s neck
breathe one’s last
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
bring down the house
bring home the bacon
bring something home
bring to a head
bring to bear
bring to one’s feet
bring to one’s knees
bring to pass
bring up short
bring up the rear
build castles in Spain
build castles in the sky
built like a brick shit house
burn a fuse
burn one over
burn one’s fingers
burn slow
burn the candle at both ends
burn the midnight oil
burn the pancakes
burn up the road
burn with a low blue flame
burst at the seams
burst one’s bubble
burst onto the scene
bury one’s head in the sand
bury the hatchet
bust a gut
bust one’s ass
button up one’s lips
buy the farm
buzz around the barrel
by a hairbreath
by a long shot
by a whisker
by all odds
by and large
by fits and starts
by hook of by crook
by leaps and bounds
by [long] odds
by no means
by the lurch
by the seat of one’s pants
by the skin of one’s teeth
by the sweat of one’s brow
by the tail
Cc
call a halt
call in doubt
call in question
call it quits
call names
call on the carpet
call one’s shot
call the bluff
call the shots
call the terms
call the tune
call the turn
call to account
cap it all
capture the limelight
carry a chip on one’s shoulder
carry a heavy load
carry coals to Newcastle
carry off the palm
carry one’s point
carry one’s weight
carry oneself with an air
carry something heavy
carry the ball
carry the banner
carry the can
carry the day
carry the difference
carry the flag
carry the load
carry the torch
carry weight
case in point
cash in one’s chips
cast a cloud over
cast in one’s lot with
cast in one’s teeth
cast in the same mould
cast one’s pearls before swine
cast up one’s accounts
catch a tartar
catch bending
catch cold
catch dead
catch fire
catch flat-footed
catch flies
catch forty winks
catch in the act
catch it in the neck
catch napping
catch off guard
catch on the top
catch one’s death of
catch one’s eye
catch red-handed
catch some rays
catch some z’s
catch tripping
catch with the hand in the cookie jar
catch with the pants down
champ at the bit
chance one’s neck
change color
change hands
change like a weathercock
change one’s mind
change one’s tune
change the channel
chatter like a magpie
cheek and jowl
cheek by jaw
chew the fat
chew the rag
choke the chicken
choose up sides
clear the air
clear the decks
click a shutter in one’s brain
climb the golden staircase
cling to one’s mother’s apron strings
clip one’s wings
close one’s eyes
close the book on
close up shop
clutch the dummy
cold enough to breeze the balls of a brass monkey
come a cropper
come a day late
come a long way
come apart at the seams
come away empty-handed
come back to earth
come bad
come down hard on
come down in the world
come down the pike
come down to earth
come down to the point
come hell or high water
come in a body
come in handy
come into one’s own
come of age
come off it
come off one’s perch
come on strong
come on the scene
come one’s way
come out in the wash
come out of left field
come out of the box
come out of the closet
come out of the gate
come out swinging
come to a head
come to a pretty pass
come to blows
come to grips with
come to light
come to naught
come to nothing
come to one’s senses
come to pass
come to terms [with]
come to think of it
come under fire
come unglued
come unstuck
come up in the world
come up roses
come up smelling like roses
come up to scratch
control the purse strings
cook one’s goose
cook the book on
cool one’s heels
cop a buzz
cop the needle
copper a tip
cost a jew’s eye
cost a mint
cost a pretty penny
count one’s thumbs
cover the waterfront
cover [up] one’s tracks
crack one’s jaws
crack the whip
cramp one’s style
crash the gate
cross one’s mind
cross one’s palm [with silver]
cross swords with
cross the great divide
cross the picket lines
cross the wire
crumb the deal
cry before one is hurt
cry for the moon
cry one’s hearts out
cry wolf
curl the lip
curry below the knee
curry favor with
cut a dash
cut a poor figure
cut a swathe
cut and run
cut ass
cut both ways
cut corners
cut from the same cloth
cut loose
cut no ice
cut of one’s jib
cut off one’s nose to spite one’s face
cut off without a penny
cut one’s leg
cut one’s throat
cut out the deadwood
cut somebody down to size
cut teeth
cut the custard
cut the ground from under
cut the mustard
cut to the bone
cut to the chase
cut to the quick
Dd
dance on air
dance one’s bones out
dance to another tune
darken one’s doors
day in and day out
day in, day out
dead in the water
dead on one’s feet
dead tired
dead to the world
deliver the goods
die in one’s boots
die on the vine
die with one’s boots on
dig in one’s heels
dig oneself a nod
dig up the hatchet
dip into one’s pocket
dip one’s toes
dip one’s wick
dip the beak
dip the bill
dish the dirt
dizzy as a goose
do a dirt
do a double take
do a flop
do a good turn
do a job on
do a number on
do a shit
do a snow job on
do one’s bit
do one’s footstep
do one’s heart good
do one’s own thing
do someone’s bidding
do the bump with
do the chores
do the do
do the grand
do the job on
do the order
do the story with
do the trick
do up brown
dog one’s footsteps
dot one’s i’s and cross one’s t’s
double in brass
down in the dumps
down in the mouth
down on one’s luck
down one’s alley
down one’s street
down the stretch
drag by the head
drag by the scalp
drag by the shoulders
drag one’s feet
drag one’s freight
drag one’s tail
drain one’s crankcase
drain one’s lizard
drain one’s radiator
drain the suds
draw a bead on
draw a blank
draw a long bow
draw a veil over
draw fire
draw one’s fangs
draw one’s screw
draw the line
draw to a close
dressed to the nines
drift off to slumberland
drink one’s beer
drive a nail into one’s coffin
drive a wedge [between/in]
drive nuts
drive one up to the wall
drive the pigs to market
drop a brick
drop a clanger
drop a dime on
drop a line
drop hairspins
drop one’s beads
drop the ball
drop to the depths
drunk as a bastard
drunk as a boiled owl
drunk as a coot
drunk as a fiddler
drunk as a skunk
drunk as a tick
drunk as a top
drunk as a wheelbarrow
dry behind the ears
Ee
easy as pie
easy on one’s mind
eat crow
eat dirt
eat high on the hog
eat humble pie
eat like a bird
eat like a horse
eat one’s cake and have it too
eat one’s fill
eat one’s guts out
eat one’s hat
eat one’s head off
eat one’s heart out
eat one’s leek
eat one’s salt
eat one’s words
eat out of one’s hand
eat stick
eat the air
eat the seedcorn
elbow one’s way [to/into]
enter one’s mind
every last man
every one and their mother
everything but the kitchen sink
Ff
face the music
fair and square
fall all over one
fall all over oneself
fall between two stools
fall by the wayside
fall down on the job
fall flat
fall foul
fall from grace
fall ill
fall into a rut
fall into line
fall like a bombshell
fall off the roof
fall off the wagon
fall on one’s face
fall over backward
fall over oneself
fall to loggerheads
fall to the ground
fan the breeze
fan the flames
far and near
far and wide
feast one’s eyes on
feather one’s nest
fed to the gills
fed to the teeth
feed the bears
feed the kitty
feel a draft
feel good
feel in one’s bones
feel like a million [dollars]
feel no pain
feel one’s collar
feel one’s oats
feel one’s way
feel strongly about
feel the pinch
few and far between
fight with bare fits
fight with gloves off
fill one’s coffer
fill one’s pocket
fill one’s shoes
fill the bill
fill the seat
find favor in one’s eyes
find it in one’s heart, [not to]
find one’s feet
find one’s hand
find one’s tongue, [not to]
first thing I know
fish or cut bait
fishy about the gills
fit like a glove
fit the bill
fit to be tied
fix one’s little red wagon
fix one’s wagon
flash one’s stuff
flash the hash
flat on the deck
flatter oneself
flaunt one’s roots
flex one’s muscles
fling oneself at one’s head
flip one’s top
flog a dead dog
flog a dead horse
flop in the hay
fly at one’s throat
fly in the face of
fly in the teeth of
fly off the handle
fly out of one’s shoes
fly out the door
fly the coop
fly the flag
foam at the mouth
follow in one’s footsteps
follow in one’s tracks
follow on one’s heels
follow one’s nose
follow suit
foot the bill
for a song and a dance
for a song
for all one is worth
for crying out loud!
for good and all
for good
for keeps
for kicks
for one’s part
for one’s share
for the better
for the birds
for the most part
for the record
for the time being
for the world, [not]
force one’s hand
forever and a day
foul one’s own nest
four sheets in the wind
freeze one’s blood
freeze one’s veins
freeze the blood in one’s veins
fried to the gills
from A to Z
from bad to worse
from hand to hand
from head to toe
from pillar to post
from stem to stem
from the bottom of one’s heart
from the bottom up
from the ground up
from the word go
from time to time
from top to bottom
from top to toe
from way back
full of beans
full of shit
full one’s prunes
full steam ahead
Gg
gather dust on a shelf
get a bang out of
get a crack at
get a grip on
get a handle on
get a jump on
get a kick out of
get a life
get a load of
get a lot of mileage out of
get a move on
get a piece of it
get a rise out of
get a shift on
get a shot at
get a taste for
get a tickle for
get a toehold
get a wiggle on
get a word in edgeways
get a word in edgewise
get an earful
get an edge on
get any
get away with it
get back on the horse
get cold feet
get cracking
get grey hairs
get hitched
get hot
get ideas
get in one’s two cents’ worth
get in the merry-go-round
get into the swing of things
get it all together
get it coming to
get it in the air
get it in the neck
get it on
get it
get kicks out of
get lost!
get next to
get nowhere
get off easy
get off on one’s right foot
get off on the wrong track
get off one’s back
get off one’s chest
get off one’s tail
get off scot-free
get off the dime
get off the fence
get off the ground
get off the high horse
get off the hook
get off the rail
get off the treadmill
get off the wrong side of the bed
get on board
get on one’s nerves
get on the ball
get on the high horse
get on the stick
get on with it
get one’s ashes hauled
get one’s ass scared
get one’s back up
get one’s bones down in
get one’s cookies off
get one’s dander up
get one’s drift
get one’s ducks in a row
get one’s feet wet
get one’s finger out
get one’s gage up
get one’s goat
get one’s house in order
get one’s Irish up
get one’s knickers in a twist
get one’s leg across
get one’s line
get one’s money’s worth
get one’s number
get one’s nuts cracked
get one’s oil changed
get one’s rear in gear
get one’s rocks off
get one’s shit together
get one’s skates on
get one’s teeth into
get one’s thumb into one’s ass
get out from under
get out of hand
get out while the getting is good
get some ass
get some cold cock
get some cunt
get some leg
get somewhere
get the air
get the ax
get the better of
get the bird
get the boot
get the bounce
get the bum’s rush
get the deep six
get the dickens out
get the dirty end of the stick
get the drop on
get the eye
get the feel of
get the fuck out
get the gate
get the goods on
get the hang of
get the hell out
get the hook
get the hooks on
get the jitters
get the key of the street
get the knack
get the last laugh
get the lead out
get the monkey off ones’s back
get the nod
get the pike
get the running shoes
get the sack
get the short end of the stick
get the upper hand
get the wind of
get the wind up
get the word
get there
get through one’s head
get to first base
get to the bottom
get to the core
get to the floor
get under one’s skin
get up kicking
get up one’s nose
get up the nerve
get what for
get what one has coming
get on the good side of
gird one’s loins
give a bad name
give a black eye
give a boost
give a buzz
give a damn, [not to]
give a facelift
give a fast shuffle
give a fig leaf, [not to]
give a fuck, [not to]
give a good name
give a hand
give a hang, [not to]
give a hard time
give a leaf off the figtree, [not to]
give a leg up
give a new lease on life
give a pain
give a past
give a piece of one’s mind
give a ring
give a shit, [not to]
give a short shrift to
give a stab
give a shot in the arm
give a straw, [not to]
give a stroke of work, [not to]
give a tinker’s cuss, [not to]
give a whit, [not to]
give a wide berth
give an ox for an egg
give ear
give chapter and verse of
give food for thoughts
give free rein
give it the gun
give it to
give like for like
give new muscle
give one beans
give one fits
give one goose
give one hell
give one skin
give oneself airs
give some slack
give the brush off
give the business
give the cold shoulder
give the creeps
give the edge
give the go-ahead
give the go-by
give the goose bumps
give the goose flesh
give the green light
give the heave-ho
give the heebie-jeebies
give the inside track
give the lie to
give the run-around
give the shaft
give the shakes
give the show away
give the slip
give the third degree
give the thumbs-up
give the walking papers
give the willies
give the works
give tit for tat
give up the ghost
give up the ship
give way to
give with the eyes
gloves are off
go against the grain
go all out
go all the way
go back on one’s word
go bananas
go bark up another tree
go belly up
go big guns
go [blooey/flooey]
go bonkers
go bugshit
go by the board
go by the book
go chase oneself
go crackers
go cuckoo
go down [to] the drain
go down [to] the tubes
go down in history
go down in the books
go down in the records
go down the dumper
go down the line
go down the Swanee*
go down to [the] wire
go down to brass tacks
go Dutch
go eyeball to eyeball
go far
go flop
go fly a kite
go for broke
go for nothing
go for six
go full blast about
go great guns
go hand in hand
go haywire
go home feet first
go home in a box
go in an ear and come out of the other
go into a huddle with
go into a tailspin
go jump in the lake
go nowhere
go nuts
go off at half cock
go off at score
go off half-cocked
go on a binge
go on a lark
go on a tear
go on the fritz
go on to a better life
go one better
go out of one’s way
go out of whack
go out on a high note
go over big
go over the hill
go overboard
go places
go poof
go poops
go see if the horse has kicked off its blanket
go shit
go sit on a tack
go smoothly
go take a flying-fuck
go the extra mile
go the rounds
go the whole hog
go through hell
go through plenty
go through the motions
go to any length
go to bat for
go to bed with the hens
go to black
go to great pains
go to lengths
go to loggerheads
go to meet one’s maker
go to one’s head
go to one’s reward
go to pieces
go to pot
go to seed
go to sleep
go to the country
go to the dogs
go to the mat
go to town
go to vole
go to waste
go to work with
go to wrack and ruin
go up in the air
go west
go with the crowd
go with the mouth
go your way
GRAB A BITE
grasp at straws
grasp the nettle
grease one’s hand
grease one’s palm
green around the gills
grind to a halt
gum up the works
Hh
half [of] the battle
ham it up
hand in one’s checks
hand in one’s chips
hand over fist
handle with kid gloves
hang by a thread
hang fire
hang heavy on one’s hands
hang heavy
hang in the balance
hang in there
hang it on
hang it!
hang on one’s lips
hang loose
hang one on
hang one’s hat
hang one’s head
hang out the shingle
hang over one’s head
hang tough
hard and fast
hate one’s guts
haul down one’s colors
haul down one’s flag
haul the mail
have a bad hair day
have a ball
have a big mouth
have a bite to eat with
have a bone to pick with
have a brick in one’s hat
have a bun in the oven
have a bun on
have a button missing
have a buzz on
have a card up one’s sleeve
have a case on
have a case
have a close call
have a crow to pluck with
have a crush on
have a drag [pull]
have a few bricks short the load
have a field day
have a finger in the pie
have a fit
have a fling
have a foot in both camps
have a foot in the door
have a frog in one’s throat
have a glow on
have a go at
have a good head on one’s shoulders
have a good mind
have a green thumb
have a hair
have a hand in
have a hole in one’s brains
have a jag on
have a job
have a line on
have a lion in one’s belly
have a load on
have a lot on the ball
have a lucky bargee
have a lump in one’s throat
have a lump in the front
have a mash on
have a mind like a steel strap
have a narrow squeak
have a package on
have a rod in the pickle for
have a say
have a scrape with
have a screw loose
have a sheet in the wind
have a skate on
have a slant on
have a snoot full
have a sweet tooth
have a thing for
have a thing going [on] with
have a touch of the tar brush
have a turkey in one’s back
have a wild hair up one’s ass
have a wolf in one’s belly
have a word with
have all one’s buttons
have all one’s marbles
have an albatross around one’s neck
have an ax to grind
have an eye for
have an off day
have another fish to fry
have ants in one’s pants
have at one’s finger-ends
have bats in the belfry
have beer and skittles
have dibs on
have fun and games with
have gone through [the/that] mill
have hair
have half a mind
have hot pants
have it all over
have it both ways
have it for
have it in for
have it made
have it out with
have itchy pants
have kittens
have lot enough on one’s plate
have no truck with
have none of
have on the carpet
have one in the oven
have one’s ass in a sling
have one’s backteeth awash
have one’s body on one’s mind
have one’s days numbered
have one’s ears burning
have one’s glasses on
have one’s hands full
have one’s heart in one’s mouth
have one’s hide
have one’s mind in the gutter
have one’s mind in the mud
have one’s money on
have one’s way
have rocks in one’s head
have second thoughts
have something on
have something to burn
have something to spare
have the best of two worlds
have the blood down
have the blues
have the gift of the gab
have the goods on
have the guts
have the heart
have the nerve
have the rag
have the time of one’s life
have thin skin
have too many irons in the fire
have two strikes against
head and shoulders above
head over heells
heap coals of fire on one’s head
hear in dreamland
hear the birdies sing
heave one’s gorge
hell and back
hell and gone
here and now
hide one’s face
hide one’s lights under a bushel
high and dry
high and low
hit a snag
hit below the belt
hit between the eyes
hit bottom
hit close to home
hit home
hit it off
hit it up
hit like a ton of bricks
hit like a ton of lead
hit on all six
hit on the tail
hit one’s stride
hit the bigs
hit the books
hit the booze
hit the brick
hit the bull’s eye
hit the ceiling
hit the deck
hit the eyes
hit the fan
hit the flute
hit the gong
hit the gonger
hit the gow
hit the ground running
hit the hay
hit the headlines
hit the high spots
hit the hump
hit the jackpot
hit the mark
hit the nail on the head
hit the rack
hit the road
hit the roof
hit the sack
hit the sauce
hit the sidewalks
hit the silk
hit the skids
hit the spot
hit the streets
hit through the roof
hitch one’s wagon to a star
hoe one’s own row
hoist with one’s own petard
hold a brief for
hold a candle to
hold all the trumps
hold on to one’s hat
hold one’s fire
hold one’s head up
hold one’s horses
hold one’s own
hold one’s tongue
hold tack with
hold the boards
hold the fort
hold the stage
hold water
holler before one is hurt
hop to it
hope against hope
hot as a red wagon
hot under the collar
Ii
ill at ease
in a bad way
in a big way
in a bind
in a blue funk
in a body
in a brown study
in a can of worms
in a cleft stick
in a coon’s age
in a couple of shakes
in a crunch
in a daze
in a flash
in a fix
in a flap
in a fog
in a heartbeat
in a hole
in a huff
in a jam
in a jiffy
in a lather
in a lump
in a merry-go-round
in a month of Sundays
in a nutshell
in a pig’s eye
in a pinch
in a [pine] box
in a rage
in a row
in a shot
in a slump
in a spot
in a tizzy
in a tough spot
in a trice
in a word
in a wreck
in a zone
in an interesting condition
in at the kill
in bad terms
in beer
in brief
in broad daylight
in bucks
in cahoots with
in color
in deep shit
in dire straits
in drink
in dutch
in earnest
in fine fettle
in flux
in force
in full swing
in good fettle
in good [with]
in half a shake
in high gear
in high spirits
in hock
in hot water
in jig time
in keeping with
in lieu of
in line with
in liquor
in merry pins
in mint condition
in no time
in one bite
in one’s bad graces
in one’s birthday suit
in one’s blood
in one’s books
in one’s cups
in one’s elements
in one’s face
in one’s good book
in one’s good graces
in one’s hair
in one’s mind’s eye
in one’s own turf
in one’s salad days
in one’s sunday suit
in one’s tracks
in red ink
in short
in smooth water
in so many words
in stitches
in store
in style
in tatters
in the air
in the altogether
in the bag
in the bank
in the barrel
in the black
in the blink of an eye
in the boondocks
in the bum
in the can
in the cards
in the catbird seat
in the chips
in the clear
in the clouds
in [the] clover
in the dark
in the doghouse
in the doldrums
in the driver’s seat
in the flesh
in the glitz
in the grease
in the groove
in [the] harm’s way
in the hope
in the know
in the lap of luxury
in [the] light of
in the light of cold reason
in the limelight
in the long run
in the loop
in the lump
in the main
in the meantime
in the middle of the road
in the money
in the mood
in the natural
in the neck of the woods
in the nick of time
in the offing
in the pink
in the pipeline
in the pits
in the prime of life
in the public eye
in the raw
in the red
in the rough
in the running
in the saddle
in the same ballpark
in the same boat
in the same breath
in the soup
in the spotlight
in the sun
in the swim
in the teeth of
in the wake of
in the wind
in the works
in there pitching
in there
in tow
in tune
in turn
in two blinks of an eye
in two minds
in two shakes of a lamb’s tail
in[to] a fix
into line
into the bargain
in[to] the doldrums
into the fast lane
into the ground
into thin air
Jj
jaw it up
jerk one’s gerkin
jockey for position
join forces
join hands
join the fray
join the majority
joking apart
joking aside
juggle all one’s hats
jump all over
jump down one’s throat
jump from the frying pan into the fire
jump into the fray
jump off the deep end
jump off the shelf
jump on the bandwagon
jump out of one’s skin
jump over the broomstick together
jump ship
jump the gun
jump the hurdles
jump the traces
jump the track
jump through the hoop
jump to conclusions
just what the doctor ordered
Kk
keep a low profile
keep a stiff upper lip
keep a straight face
keep a [tight] rein on
keep an ear to the ground
keep an eye on
keep an eye out
keep at bay
keep body and soul together
keep company
keep cool
keep house
keep in mind
keep late hours
keep on tenterhooks
keep on trucking
keep one’s chin up
keep one’s end up
keep one’s eyes on the ball
keep one’s eyes peeled [off]
keep one’s eyes skinned
keep one’s feet on the ground
keep one’s fingers crossed
keep one’s hand in
keep one’s head above the water
keep one’s head
keep one’s mouth shut
keep one’s nose clean
keep one’s nose to the grindstone
keep one’s shirt on
keep one’s temper
keep one’s wits about one
keep one’s word
keep open house
keep pace
keep posted on
keep tabs on
keep the ball rolling
keep the pot boiling
keep the wolf from the door
keep to oneself
keep track
keep under one’s hat
keep under wraps
keep up with the Joneses
keyed to the roof
kick against the prick
kick downstairs
kick in the pants
kick one’s heels
kick oneself
kick over the traces
kick the beam
kick the bucket
kick the can
kick the gong
kick the tires
kick up a dust
kick up a fuss
kick up a row
kick up one’s heels
kick upstairs
kill a tree
kill the goose that lays the golden eggs
kill time
kill two birds with one stone
kiss and make up
kiss and tell
kiss ass
kiss mary
knee-high to a grasshopper
knit one’s brows
knock dead
knock for a loop
knock in the head
knock into a cocked hat
knock it off
knock off one’s feet
knock on the head
knock on wood
knock one’s block off
knock one’s socks off
knock oneself out
knock over with a feather
knock spots off
knock spots out of
knock the props out from under
knock the spots off
knock the stuffing out of
know enough to come in out of the rain
know in one’s bones
know in one’s heart
know one’s onions
know one’s own mind
know one’s stuff
know one’s way around
know the ropes
know the score
know what’s what
know where all the bodies are buried
know where the shoe pinches
know which side one’s bread is buttered
Ll
laid to the bone
land on both feet
land on one’s feet
last but not least
laugh all the way to the bank
laugh fit to kill
laugh