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    IDIOMS & PHRASES 43.

    To come full circle


    44. To come of age
    Session 1 - Basic 45. To come off with flying colors
    1. To Add fuel to the flames 46. To come to the crunch
    2. To back the wrong horse 47. To come to a head
    3. To bark at the moon 48. To come to grips
    4. To bark up the wrong tree 49. To create a scene
    5. To bask in the sunshine 50. To cross swords
    6. To bear a charmed llife 51. To cry over spilt milk
    7. To bear the brunt of 52. To curry favour
    8. To bear the palm 53. To cut a figure
    9. To bat about the bush 54. To cut a sorry figure
    10. To bell the cat 55. To cut no ice
    11. To be in driving seat 56. To cut someone down to size
    12. To be taken for a ride 57. To cut the Gordian knot
    13. To be left out in the cold 58. To die in harness
    14. To bide one’s time 59. To do something off one’s own boat
    15. To bite the dust 60. To draw a blank
    16. To bite off more than one can chew 61. To drive a hard bargain
    17. To blow hot and cold 62. To drive a nail into somebody’s coffin
    18. To blow off stream 63. To drive mad
    19. To blow one’s own trumpet 64. To end in fiasco
    20. To break new ground 65. To fall back upon
    21. To break the back of something 66. To fall flat
    22. To break the ice 67. To fall in with
    23. To break the news 68. To fall to pieces
    24. To bring down the house 69. To feather one’s nest
    25. To bring to the book 70. To foot the bill
    26. To burn one’s boats 71. To force an issue
    27. To burn the candles 72. To get in the way
    28. To call a spade a spade 73. To get into hot water
    29. To call one’s shot 74. To get on one’s nerves
    30. To call it a day 75. To get the hang of
    31. To carry the day 76. To get the jitters
    32. To cast into the shade 77. To get the sac
    33. To cast ones net wide 78. To get wind of
    34. To cast pearls before swine 79. To give a free hand to
    35. To catch a tarter 80. To give a good account of oneself
    36. To catch at a straw 81. To give no quarter to
    37. To cause a flutter 82. To give somebody a blank cheque
    38. To change colour
    39. To clear the deck
    40. To clip a person’s wing
    41. To close in upon
    42. To come a cropper

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