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NTC’s American Idioms Dàctionary

killi g make a killing know for all I know
kilter out of kilter know in the know
kin kith and kin know know (all) the tricks of the trade
kin next of kin know know a thing or two (about someone or something)
kind in kind know know a trick or two
kind kind of something know know better (than to do something)
kind let out some kind of sound know know-how
kind nothing of the kind know know one’s ABCs
kind two of a kind know know one’s onions
kind a kind of (a) something know know one’s place
kindly take kindly to something know know one’s stuff
ki dness do someone a kindness know know one’s way about
ki dness màlk of human kindness know know one’s way around
kinds all kinds of someone or something know know someone or something like a book
king (as) cocky as the king of spades know know someone or something like the back of one’s
king cocky as the king of spades hand
king fit for a king know know someone or something like the palm of one’s
king’s pay a king’s ransom (for something) hand
kink a kink in my neck know know someone by sight
kiss kiss and make up know know something backwards and forwards
kiss kiss and tell know know something by heart
kiss kiss something good-bye know know something forwards and backwards
kiss the kiss of death know know something from memory
kit kit and caboodle know know something in one’s bones
kitchen everythàng but the kitchen sànk know know something insàde out
kite (as) hàgh as a kite know know something only too well
kite Go fly a kite! know know the ropes
kite hàgh as a kite know know the score
kith kith and kin know know what’s what
kitten (as) weak as a kitten know know when one is not wanted
kitten weak as a kitten know know where all the bodies are buried
kitty feed the kitty know know whereof one speaks
knee knee-high to a grasshopper know know where someone stands (on someone or
knee on bended knee something)
knew knew it was comàng know know which is which
knif go under the knife know know which sàde one’s bread is buttered on
knif pull a knife (on someone) know let someone know (about something)
knit knàt one’s brow know not know beans (about someone or something)
knock knock about (somŁwherŁ ) know not know enough to come in out of the rain
knock knock-down-drag-out fight know not know from nothing
knock knock it off know not know if one is comàng or goàng
knock knock off work know not know one’s own strength
knock knock oneself out (to do something) know not know someone from Adam
knock knock one off one’s feet know not know the first thing about someone or
knock knock on wood something
knock knock some heads together know not know where to turn
knock knock someone or something about know not know whether one is comàng or goàng
knock knock someone or something around know not know which way to turn
knock knock someone’s block off know What one doesn’t know won’t hurt one.
knock knock someone dead know you know
knock knock someone down (to size) knowledg to the best of one’s knowledge
knock knock someone for a loop knowledg A làttle knowledge is a dangerous thing.
knock knock someone off known (had) known it was comàng
knock knock someone out (cold) known known it was comàng
knock knock someone over with a feather known a known fact
knock knock something back known a known quantity
knock knock something down knows (as) far as anyone knows
knock knock something off knows far as anyone knows
knock knock the props out from under someone knows so far as anyone knows
knot tie the knot knuckle knuckle down (to something)
knots tàe someone (up) in knots knuckle knuckle under (to someone or something)
know before you know it knuckles get one’s knuckles rapped

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