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42151. Idiom of To nurse a grudge
Answer: To revenge
42152. Idiom of Neck to neck
Answer: Side by side
42153. Idiom of Neck or Nothing
Answer: With the use of everything
42154. Idiom of The printer's devils
Answer: Misprints
42155. Idiom of To play the games
Answer: To observe the rules
42156. Idiom of To pick a quarrel
Answer: Intentionally begin a quarrel
42157. Idiom of Palmy days
Answer: Prosperous and peaceful days
42158. Idiom of To put one's shoulders to the wheel
Answer: To help oneself
42159. Idiom of To put the cart before the horse
Answer: Reverse order
42160. Idiom of To pull one's legs
Answer: To make a fool of
42161. Idiom of A past master
Answer: Thorough master
42162. Idiom of To poke one's nose
Answer: To interfere with
42163. Idiom of To play with fire
Answer: To do something dangerous
42164. Idiom of Pass through
Answer: Undergo
42165. Idiom of To pay the piper
Answer: To bear the cost
42166. Idiom of 325. To put in cold storage
Answer: To neglect
42167. Idiom of 126. A queer fish
Answer: A strange person
42168. Idiom of 327. To pour oil on troubled waters
Answer: To pacify matters
42169. Idiom of 328. A rainy day
Answer: A time of difficulty
42170. Idiom of 329. A red letter day
Answer: Lucky and important day
42171. Idiom of 330. Root and branch
Answer: Entirely
42172. Idiom of 331. Torun down
Answer: Weak in health
42173. Idiom of 332. A red rag to a bull
Answer: A cause for anger
42174. Idiom of 333. Rough and ready
Answer: Unpolished manners
42175. Idiom of 334. Red tapism
Answer: Official formality
42176. Idiom of 335. Round the comer
Answer: Near
42177. Idiom of 336. Run through
Answer: Waste
42178. Idiom of 337. A rolling stone
Answer: One who is never constant to one's work
42179. Idiom of 338. A royal road
Answer: An easy way to achieve an end
42180. Idiom of 339. To smell a rat
Answer: To suspect something
42181. Idiom of 340. Sweat of one's brow
Answer: Hard labour
42182. Idiom of 341. To save one's skin
Answer: To accept without loss
42183. Idiom of ,142. Snake in the shoes
Answer: To be in a state of fear
42184. Idiom of 34.1. Shoulder to shoulder
Answer: In co-operation
42185. Idiom of 344. See through
Answer: Understand
42186. Idiom of 345. Safe and sound
Answer: Safely
42187. Idiom of To stand on one's own legs
Answer: To be independent
42188. Idiom of 347. To stick to one's guns
Answer: To stand firm
42189. Idiom of 348. Swelled head
Answer: Pride
42190. Idiom of 349. Snake in the grass
Answer: A hidden enemy
42191. Idiom of 350. To see eye to eye with
Answer: To agree
42192. Idiom of 351. A sheet anchor
Answer: The chief support
42193. Idiom of 352. To sail under false colours
Answer: To try to deceive
42194. Idiom of 353. To see a thing through coloured glasses
Answer: To see a thing with a prejudiced mind
42195. Idiom of 354. Snuff and nonsense
Answer: Foolish
42196. Idiom of 355. Smooth sailing
Answer: No difficulty
42197. Idiom of 356. Spick and span
Answer: Very neat and tidy
42198. Idiom of 357. Swan song
Answer: Last great achievement of work
42199. Idiom of 358. To sink fast
Answer: To grow worse and worse
42200. Idiom of 359. To steal a march
Answer: To get the advantage secretly
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