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Perhaps the ultimate challenge for a language learner, idioms require special explanation. Would a fluent English speaker be able to explain why "kick the bucket" means "to expire?" The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms not only defines each entry but provides an example of how the phrase is actually used. Browsing this resource can reveal meanings that native speakers may not even know.
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m baldwin ... maggotty maggoty ... make as if make as though ... make one sick make one way ... making up making up to ... marker-pen market ... meat and potatoes meat head's ... message messed about ... milled million ... misbutton miscarriage of justice ... molly whop so moment ... mop up mop up the floor with ... more beaverish more beaverlike ... more bull-like more bullheaded ... more crackpot more craftless ... more erasable more even steven ... more givable more giveable ... more half-cleaned more half-clear ... more heatful more heatless ... more iced more iceless ... more lily livered more lily-livered ... more nine-to-five more nip ... more oasal more oasean ... more penny ante more penny pinching ... more pseudohungarian more pseudoorganic ... more reheatable more repped ... more self-giving more self-glazed ... more sixtynine more skateable ... more sticklike more sticky fingered ... more teentsy weentsy more teentsy-weentsy ... more umpsteen more umpteen ... more undupable more undusted ... more unknocked more unknocking ... more unsanded more unsauced ... more unstooped
more unstooping ... more well canned more well changed ... more well-fitted more well-fixed ... more wellmixed more wellmodulated ... most a o. k. most a o.k ... most bindable most bird brained ... most calendrical most canary ... most cutie pie most cutie-pie ... most fingerless most finless ... most good for nothing most good-for-nothing ... most half-silk most half-sinking ... most herolike most hi res ... most itsy bitsy most itsy-bitsy ... most lowkey most lowres ... most nonchronical most nonclimbable ... most out and out most out-and-out ... most pixilated most plantable ... most quasi righteous most quasi savage ... most rubberless most rubberlike ... most selfkilling most selfmapped ... most snappable most snatchable ... most stretched most strikeless ... most today most together ... most unbuttered most unbuyable ... most unframeable most unframed ... most unnaked most unnibbled ... most unshowered most unshowering ... most untorpedoed most untossed ... most well laundered most well loaded ... most well-sanded most well-scattered ... most wellworded most wettish ... mouthless mouthpiece ... multi-tube multi-tubular ... mystic biscuit
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