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NTC’s American Idioms Dàctionary

of for fear of something of get the worst of something
of for the devil of it of get to the bottom of something
of for the good of someone or something of get to the heart of the matter
of for the heck of it of get to the root of the problem
of for the hell of it of get up on the wrong sàde of the bed
of for the life of one of get wind of something
of for the sake of someone or something of give a good account of oneself
of fresh out (of something) of give of oneself
of frighten one out of one’s wits of give someone a clean bill of health
of frighten the (làving) daylights out of someone of give someone a piece of one’s mànd
of frighten the wits out of someone of give someone a rough idea (of something)
of from the bottom of one’s heart of give someone the benefit of the doubt
of fruàt(s) of one’s labor(s) of go out of fashàon
of full of beans of go out of one’s way (to do something)
of full of bull of go out of style
of full of hot air of go to the expense (of doing something)
of full of it of go to the trouble (of doing something)
of full of Old Nàck of groan under the burden of something
of full of oneself of grow out of something
of full of prunes of guest of honor
of full of the devil of gyp someone out of something
of funny as a barrel of monkeys of hard of hearing
of get a bang out of someone or something of have a change of heart
of get a charge out of someone or something of have a good command of something
of get a clean bill of health of have a heart of gold
of get a grasp of something of have a heart of stone
of get ahead of oneself of have a lot of promise
of get (a)hold of someone or something of have a rough time (of it)
of get a kick out of someone or something of have a run of bad luck
of get a load of someone or something of have a run of something
of get a lot of màleage out of something of have a whale of a time
of get an eyeful (of someone or something) of have eyes in the back of one’s head
of get a rise out of someone of have feet of clay
of get a rough idea (of something) of have none of something
of get a taste of one’s own medàcine of have something on the tip of one’s tongue
of get at the heart of the matter of have the best of both worlds
of get a whiff of something of have the courage of one’s conØictions
of get into the swing of things of have the feel of something
of get one’s fill of someone or something of have the gift of gab
of get one’s nose out of someone’s busàness of have the makàngs of something
of get on the good sàde of someone of have the patience of a saint
of get out of a jam of have the presence of mànd to do something
of get out of a mess of have the right-of-way
of get out of someone’s way of have the time of one’s life
of get out of the way of hear a peep out of someone
of get out of the wrong sàde of the bed of hear of something
of get rid of someone or something of hightail it out of somŁwherŁ
of get someone or something out of one’s head of hàt ( someone) like a ton of bricks
of get someone or something out of one’s mànd of hold one’s end (of the bargain) up
of get someone or something out of the way of hotfoot it out of somŁwherŁ
of get someone out of a jam of in a (constant) state of flux
of get something out of one’s system of in a month of Sundays
of get something out of something of in and of itself
of get the advantage of someone of in awe (of someone or something)
of get the benefit of the doubt of in a world of one’s own
of get the best of someone of in behalf of someone
of get the better of someone of in care of someone
of get the drift of something of in case of something
of get the feel of something of in consequence (of something)
of get the hang of something of in consàderation of something
of get the shock of one’s life of in contempt (of court)
of get the short end of the stick of in custody of someone or something

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