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Phrase-Fànder IndeŁ

to subject to something to to say the least
to subscribe to something to to some extent
to suàt someone to a T to to someone’s liking
to Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes to to someone’s way of thinkàng
to supposed to do something to to the best of one’s abàlàty
to susceptible to something to to the best of one’s knowledge
to take a backseat (to someone) to to the bitter end
to take a fancy to someone or something to to the contrary
to take a liking to someone or something to to the core
to take a shàne to someone or something to to the ends of the earth
to take exception (to something) to to the last
to take (great) pains (to do something) to to the letter
to take it to one’s grave to to the nth degree
to take it upon oneself to do something to to the tune of some amount of money
to take it (up)on oneself (to do something) To To the victors belong the spoàls.
to take kindly to something to tough nut to crack
to take off one’s hat (to someone) to tough row to hoe
to take someone down (to size) to to whom it may concern
to take someone to task to to wit
to take someone to the cleaners to trouble oneself (to do something)
to take something to heart to trouble someone to do something
to take steps (to prevent something) to true to form
to take the inàtiative (to do something) to true to one’s word
to take the trouble (to do something) to turn a blànd eye to someone or something
to take to one’s heels to turn a deaf ear (to someone or something)
to take to someone or something to turn something to good account
to talk back (to someone) to turn something to one’s advantage
to talk down to someone to turn to
to teach one’s grandmother to suck eggs to unaccustomed to someone or something
to tell it to the marines to up-to-date
to tell one to one’s face to up to doing something
to tell someone where to get off to up to no good
to thanks to someone or something to up to one’s ears (àn something)
to There’s more than one way to skàn a cat. to up to one’s eyeballs (àn something)
to There will be the devil to pay. to up to one’s neck (àn something)
to They don’t make them like they used to. to up to par
to three sheets to the wind to up to scratch
to thrilled to death to up to snuff
to thrilled to pieces to up to someone
to thrill someone to death to up to something
to thrill someone to pieces to up-to-the-mànute
to throw caution to the wind to used to do something
to throw someone to the wolves to used to someone or something
to throw something up to someone to wall-to-wall with something
to tickled to death to warm up to someone
to tickle someone to death to We aim to please.
to tied to one’s mother’s apron strings to wed(ded) to someone
to time to catch one’s breath to wedded to something
to to a great extent to welcome to do something
to to and fro to well-to-do
to to beat the band to What do you want me to say?
to to be on the safe sàde to What have you been up to?
to to be safe to when it comes right down to it
to to boot to when it comes to something
to to count heads to when push comes to shove
to to date to Who do you think you’re talkàng to?
to to hell and gone to wise up (to someone or something)
to to no avail to with an eye to doing something
to too good to be true to with a view to doing something
to to one’s heart’s content to without a moment to spare
to to put it màldly to with regard to someone or something
to to say nothing of someone or something to with respect to someone or something

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