| o | |
| The Big O |
| o'clock | |
| five o'clock shadow |
| oath | |
| take oath |
| under oath |
| oats | |
| feeling his oats |
| sow wild oats |
| obliged | |
| much obliged |
| occasion | |
| rise to the occasion |
| occurs | |
| it occurs to me |
| odd | |
| against all odds |
| at odds |
| give you odds |
| odd one |
| odds and ends |
| the odd one |
| odds-on | |
| odds-on favorite |
| the odds-on favorite |
| odor | |
| give off an odor |
| of | |
| a barrel of laughs |
| a bed of roses |
| a beehive of activity |
| a breath of fresh air |
| a breath of wind |
| a bunch of malarkey |
| a bundle of nerves |
| a case of |
| a chunk of change |
| a clean bill of health |
| a dickens of a time |
| a different kettle of fish |
| a few bricks short of a full load |
| a fresh pair of eyes |
| a gaggle of geese |
| a ghost of a chance |
| a grain of salt |
| a grain of truth |
| a hell of a time |
| a hill of beans |
| a horse of a different color |
| a lot of bunk |
| a lot of folderol |
| a man of few words |
| a man of the cloth |
| a matter of life and death |
| a month of Sundays |
| a pack of lies |
| a piece of ass [B] |
| a piece of cake |
| a piece of my mind |
| a piece of piss |
| a piece of tail [B] |
| a piece of the action |
| a pinch of coon shit [B] |
| a pinch of salt |
| a pocket of resistance |
| a question of |
| a rough time of it |
| a sack of hammers |
| a shadow of his former self |
| a slip of the tongue |
| a spot of tea |
| a stitch of clothes |
| a touch of |
| a tough time of it |
| a tower of strength |
| a whale of a game |
| a window of opportunity |
| above and beyond the call of duty |
| age of majority |
| ahead of the curve |
| ahead of the game |
| all walks of life |
| an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure |
| apple of his eye |
| as a matter of fact |
| as dumb as a sack of hammers |
| as solid as the Rock of Gibraltar |
| at the crack of dawn |
| at the drop of a hat |
| at the end of my rope/ at the end of my tether |
| at the hands of |
| at the top of her game |
| at the top of his voice |
| away out of line |
| bag of tricks |
| balance of power |
| beauty is in the eye of the beholder |
| become of |
| beehive of activity |
| benefit of the doubt |
| best of both worlds |
| bevy of beauties |
| beyond the call of duty |
| birds of a feather flock together |
| blow it out of proportion |
| blow you out of the water |
| bone of contention |
| breath of fresh air |
| breath of wind |
| breathe a sigh of relief |
| bundle of nerves |
| butt of the joke |
| by dint of |
| by the seat of your pants |
| by the skin of their teeth |
| by word of mouth |
| can of worms |
| case of |
| cat's out of the bag |
| chain of command |
| chairman of the boards (hockey) |
| change of heart |
| chunk of change |
| clean bill of health |
| come down on like a ton of bricks |
| come of |
| come of age |
| come to think of it |
| coming out of our ears |
| coming out of your yin yang |
| courtesy of |
| crack of dawn |
| cream of the crop |
| crux of the matter |
| cup of tea |
| day of the family farm |
| deked out of his jock |
| dickens of a time |
| didn't have a stitch of clothes on |
| discretion is the better part of valor |
| dog days of summer |
| don't give me any of your lip |
| don't know the half of it |
| don't make a mountain out of a molehill |
| drop out of sight |
| dumb as a sack of hammers |
| easy time of it |
| eat out of the palm of your hand |
| eat you out of house and home |
| end of the line |
| every walk of life |
| eye of a needle |
| eye of the storm |
| faint of heart |
| fickle finger of fate |
| fingers the size of bananas |
| fly by the seat of your... |
| fly in the face of |
| for the fun of it |
| for the life of me |
| force of habit |
| frame of mind |
| fresh pair of eyes |
| from the bottom of my heart |
| fucked by the fickle finger of fate [B] |
| full of herself |
| full of it [B] |
| full of piss and vinegar [B] |
| Gang of Four |
| get a bang out of |
| get a charge out of |
| get a hold of |
| get a kick out of |
| get a load of that |
| get out of |
| get out of my face |
| get out of the road |
| get out of town |
| get out of your hair |
| get rid of |
| get something out of |
| get the hang of |
| get the lay of the land |
| get to the bottom of |
| get to the root of the problem |
| get up a head of steam |
| get up on the wrong side of bed |
| get wind of |
| get your head out of the clouds |
| gift of the gab (gift of gab) |
| give him a taste of his own medicine |
| gnashing of teeth |
| go by the name of |
| go out of your mind |
| go out of your way |
| go the way of the dodo |
| God bless the Duke of Argyle |
| grain of salt |
| grinning like a bushel basketful of possum heads |
| Group of Five |
| Group of Seven |
| happy as a box of birds |
| hard of hearing |
| has a mind of his own |
| have a case of |
| have the makings of |
| hell of a time |
| hill of beans |
| hit speeds of |
| horse of a different color |
| if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen |
| in point of fact |
| in the back of my mind |
| in the lap of luxury |
| in the nick of time |
| in the wink of an eye |
| in two shakes (of a lamb's tail) |
| it's a case of |
| it's a matter of life and death |
| it's been a slice (of life) |
| it's not a question of |
| jack of all trades |
| jump out of your skin |
| kettle of fish |
| kiss of death |
| knock the wind out of his sails |
| know like the back of your hand |
| lap of luxury |
| lay of the land |
| lesser of two evils |
| let go of |
| let the cat out of the bag |
| life is just a bowl of cherries |
| life of Riley |
| life of the party |
| light at the end of the tunnel |
| like a bat out of hell |
| like a ton of bricks |
| line of authority |
| long and the short of it |
| long arm of the law |
| lose my train of thought |
| lose sight of |
| luck of the draw |
| luck of the Irish |
| make a big deal of it |
| make a clean breast of it |
| make a federal case of it |
| make a go of it |
| make a mountain out of a mole hill |
| make a point of |
| make fun of |
| make light of |
| make mincemeat of |
| make of it |
| make sense of it |
| make something of it |
| make something of yourself |
| make the most of it |
| makings of |
| man of few words |
| man of the cloth |
| matter of life and death |
| meeting of minds |
| middle of the road |
| mind of his own |
| moment of truth |
| money is the root of all evil |
| month of Sundays |
| necessity is the mother of invention |
| neck of the woods |
| nerves of steel |
| next of kin |
| nine times out of ten |
| none of your lip |
| nose is out of joint |
| not a question of |
| not by any stretch of the imagination |
| of course you can |
| of the lot |
| of two minds |
| off the top of my head |
| on behalf of |
| on the edge of your seat |
| on the spur of the moment |
| on the tip of my tongue |
| on top of |
| one brick short of a full load |
| one hell of a time |
| one of the boys |
| open a can of worms |
| open up a big can of whoop-ass |
| ounce of prevention |
| out of |
| out of bounds |
| out of breath |
| out of circulation |
| out of commission |
| out of context |
| out of control |
| out of hand |
| out of harm's way |
| out of here (outa here) |
| out of his element |
| out of hock |
| out of it |
| out of joint |
| out of kilter |
| out of line |
| out of luck |
| out of my depth |
| out of my hair |
| out of my head |
| out of nowhere |
| out of order |
| out of our hands |
| out of patience |
| out of place |
| out of pocket |
| out of range |
| out of sight (outa sight) |
| out of sight |
| out of sight, out of mind |
| out of sorts |
| out of step |
| out of the ball park |
| out of the blue |
| out of the closet |
| out of the corner of my eye |
| out of the goodness of my heart |
| out of the loop |
| out of the norm |
| out of the picture |
| out of the question |
| out of the way |
| out of the woods |
| out of the woodwork |
| out of this world |
| out of touch |
| out of tune (music) |
| out of whack |
| out of wind |
| out of work |
| out of your gourd |
| out of your mind |
| out of your tree |
| peace of mind |
| pick of the litter |
| piece of ass [B] |
| piece of cake |
| piece of me |
| piece of my mind |
| piece of piss |
| piece of tail [B] |
| pinch of coon shit [B] |
| pinch of salt |
| pit of my stomach |
| pocket of resistance |
| point of no return |
| point of view |
| pot of gold |
| pound of flesh |
| presence of mind |
| proof of the pudding... |
| put out of its misery |
| question of |
| reject out of hand |
| root of the problem |
| row of beans |
| rule of thumb |
| run of the mill |
| run out of patience |
| run out of town |
| runt of the litter |
| sack of hammers |
| salt of the earth |
| scare the life out of me |
| scared out of my wits |
| school of hard knocks |
| scrape the bottom of the barrel |
| see the light of day |
| sense of humor |
| set of wheels |
| shades of |
| shit out of luck [B] |
| short end of the stick |
| sick of |
| six of one, half a dozen of the other |
| slip of the tongue |
| slug of |
| smack of |
| snatch victory from the jaws of defeat |
| solid as the Rock of Gibraltar |
| sometimes life is a bucket of shit and the handle is inside [B] |
| speak highly of |
| speak of the devil |
| spice of life |
| spot of tea |
| state of mind |
| state of the art |
| step out of line |
| stitch of clothes on |
| string of good luck |
| stroke of genius |
| stroke of good luck |
| take a round out of |
| take advantage of |
| take care of |
| take care of business |
| take it with a grain of salt |
| take leave of your senses |
| take with a grain of salt |
| talk the leg off the lamb of God |
| taste of his own... |
| teach you the tricks of the trade |
| tender age of |
| that's a crock (of shit) [B] |
| the age of majority |
| the apple of his eye |
| the balance of power |
| the benefit of the doubt |
| the best-laid plans of mice and men go oft astray |
| the best of both worlds |
| the butt of the joke |
| the call of duty |
| the cat's out of the bag |
| the crack of dawn |
| the crux of the matter |
| the day of the family farm |
| the end of the line |
| the eye of a needle |
| the eye of the storm |
| the fickle finger of fate |
| the gift of the gab (the gift of gab) |
| the grass is greener on the other side of the fence |
| The Group of Five/The Regina Five |
| The Group of Seven |
| the lap of luxury |
| the last of it |
| the lay of the land |
| the life of Riley |
| the life of the party |
| the long and the short of it |
| the long arm of the law |
| the luck of the draw |
| the luck of the Irish |
| the makings of |
| the moment of truth |
| the pick of the litter |
| the picture of health |
| the pit of my stomach |
| the point of no return |
| the proof of the pudding is in the eating |
| the root of the problem |
| the runt of the litter |
| the salt of the earth |
| the school of hard knocks |
| the short end of the stick |
| the spice of life |
| the talk of the town |
| the tender age of |
| the tip of the iceberg |
| the tricks of the trade |
| the turn of the century |
| the whole ball of wax |
| there's something rotten in the state of Denmark |
| think better of it |
| think nothing of it |
| think the world of |
| three slices short (of a full loaf) |
| time is of the essence |
| tip of my tongue |
| tip of the hat |
| tip of the iceberg |
| tired of |
| to the best of my knowledge |
| ton of bricks |
| top of the morning |
| touch of |
| tower of strength |
| train of thought |
| tricks of the trade |
| tub of guts |
| turn of the century |
| twist of fate |
| under the influence of alcohol |
| vale of tears (valley of tears) |
| variety is the spice of life |
| vote of thanks |
| wake up on the wrong side of bed |
| walk of life |
| want a piece of me |
| want to make something of it |
| warped sense of humor |
| wash your hands of it |
| way out of line (away out of line) |
| whale of a game |
| what in the name of heaven |
| what was I thinking of |
| why in the name of... |
| window of opportunity |
| without a stitch of clothes on |
| without a word of a lie |
| wonder of wonders |
| word of honor |
| word of mouth |
| work of art |
| wouldn't say shit if her mouth was full of it [B] |
| you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear |
| you're full of it [B] |
| off | |
| a chip off the old block |
| a little hair off the dog |
| a little off |
| back off |
| be off |
| beat the pants off |
| beg off |
| better off |
| bit off |
| bite off more than you can chew |
| blow the lid off |
| break off |
| bring it off |
| browned off |
| brush it off |
| buzz off |
| call off |
| call off the dogs |
| carry it off |
| catch you off guard |
| cheesed off |
| chip off the old block |
| come down off your high horse |
| come off |
| come off it |
| cool off |
| cut him off [B] |
| cut off |
| cut off your nose to spite your face |
| dash off a note/letter |
| die off |
| drop off |
| eat high off the hog |
| fall off the wagon |
| finish off |
| first off |
| fly off the handle |
| fuck off [B] |
| get it off your chest |
| get off |
| get off a few good ones |
| get off my back |
| get off my case |
| get off on |
| get off the ground |
| get off to a good start |
| get off your high horse |
| get off your soap box |
| get this monkey off my back |
| give off an odor |
| give you the shirt off his back |
| gloves are off |
| go off half-cocked |
| go off the deep end |
| goof off |
| hair off the dog that bit you |
| hats off |
| hit it off |
| hose it down/ hose it off |
| hot off the press |
| jerk off [B] |
| kill off |
| kiss it off |
| kiss off |
| knock it off |
| knock off |
| knock your socks off |
| laid off |
| laugh it off |
| laugh your head off |
| lay off |
| let off |
| let off steam |
| lip off |
| live off |
| log off |
| make off with |
| monkey off my back |
| mouth off |
| no skin off my nose |
| off |
| off color |
| off key (music) |
| off kilter |
| off my back |
| off the bat |
| off the beaten track |
| off the cuff |
| off the deep end |
| off the hook |
| off the kitchen etc. |
| off the mark |
| off the record |
| off the shelf |
| off the top of my head |
| off the wagon |
| off the wall |
| off to a bad start |
| off to a good start |
| off to the races |
| off topic |
| off with |
| off with you |
| off your high horse |
| off your rocker |
| pass off |
| pay off |
| pinch off a loaf [B] |
| piss off [B] |
| pissed off [B] |
| polish off/polish it off |
| pull it off |
| put off |
| put you off your game |
| right off the bat |
| ring off the hook |
| ripped off |
| roll off the tongue |
| run off |
| run off at the mouth |
| saw off a chunk [B] |
| scrape me off the ceiling |
| set off |
| shit or get off the pot |
| shoot your mouth off |
| show off |
| shrug it off |
| sign off |
| sleep it off |
| sluff off |
| sound off |
| spell you off |
| square off |
| suck off [B] |
| swear off |
| sweep you off your feet |
| take a load off your feet |
| take a strip off |
| take my hat off to |
| take my head off |
| take off |
| take off, eh |
| take the chill off |
| talk the leg off the lamb of God |
| talk your ear off |
| talk your head off |
| tear a strip off |
| teed off |
| tell him off |
| tell him where to get off |
| the gloves are off |
| the wheels fall off |
| ticked off |
| time off |
| to top it off |
| top it off |
| touch off |
| wash it off |
| wear off |
| well off |
| whack off [B] |
| wheels fall off |
| where do they get off |
| wipe that smile off your face |
| work my buns off |
| work off |
| work your ass off [B] |
| work your buns off |
| write it off |
| off-beat | |
| off-beat |
| offa | |
| a bit off/a bit mental |
| offense | |
| no offense, but... |
| take offense |
| offer | |
| an offer I couldn't refuse |
| make an offer |
| offer I couldn't refuse |
| offhand | |
| offhand |
| offhandedly | |
| upon the words offhandedly spoken |
| office | |
| branch office |
| run for office |
| offing | |
| in the offing |
| offpair | |
| pair off/pair up |
| offpolish | |
| polish off/polish it off |
| offside | |
| offside (hockey) |
| oft | |
| the best-laid plans of mice and men go oft astray |
| oh | |
| boy, oh boy |
| oh my gosh |
| oil | |
| burn the midnight oil |
| oilpatch | |
| oilpatch |
| ointment | |
| fly in the ointment |
| ok | |
| okay, OK |
| okay | |
| okay, OK |
| old | |
| a chip off the old block |
| an old hand at |
| an old warhorse |
| any old thing |
| at the ripe old age |
| chip off the old block |
| everything old is new again |
| my old man |
| Old Boys' Club |
| old coot |
| old flame |
| old goat |
| old hat |
| old man |
| old money |
| old wives' tale |
| teach an old dog... |
| the old college try |
| the old man |
| you can't teach an old dog new tricks |
| on | |
| a contract out on |
| a crush on |
| a fly on the wall |
| a freeze on |
| a glow on |
| a lot on the ball |
| a new lease on life |
| a play on words |
| a takeoff on |
| as plain as the nose on your face |
| as useless as tits on a boar |
| ass on the line |
| back on your feet |
| bang on |
| bank on |
| beat up on |
| bet on |
| bet on a lame rooster |
| bone up on |
| brush up on |
| call on |
| can't put my finger on it |
| can't put my hands on it |
| carry on |
| cash on the barrelhead |
| cash on the line |
| catch on |
| catch up on |
| cheat on |
| check up on |
| chicken on a June bug |
| chip on his shoulder |
| clean up on |
| clouds on the horizon |
| come down on like a ton of bricks |
| come on |
| come on strong |
| contract out on |
| count on |
| crack down on |
| crawl on my hands and knees over broken glass just to see her photo |
| crush on |
| cut my teeth on |
| dawn on me |
| dead on |
| didn't have a stitch of clothes on |
| do a number on |
| don't know which side your bread is buttered on |
| down on his luck |
| drag on |
| dream on |
| dump on |
| egg me on |
| egg on my face |
| fall flat on my face |
| fall on deaf ears |
| fall on your sword |
| feast your eyes on |
| fly on the wall |
| gang up on |
| get a fix on |
| get a grip on yourself |
| get a handle on |
| get a move on |
| get good wood on |
| get in on it |
| get in on the ground floor |
| get it on |
| get off on |
| get on in years |
| get on it |
| get on my good side |
| get on my nerves |
| get on with it |
| get on your horse |
| get the drop on |
| get the jump on |
| get this show on the road |
| get up on the wrong side of bed |
| getting on in years |
| glow on |
| go back on |
| go down on [B] |
| go easy on |
| go on |
| go on about |
| go out on a limb |
| good on you |
| good wood on it |
| got a corner on |
| got a crush on |
| got my eye on |
| got the rags on [B] |
| grow on you |
| hair stand on end |
| hands on |
| hang on |
| hang on every word |
| hang on like grim death |
| hard on me |
| haul up on the carpet |
| have a crush on |
| have designs on |
| have my eye on |
| have one on me |
| head on |
| heat is on |
| high on the hog |
| hire on |
| hit on |
| hit on all cylinders |
| hit the nail on the head |
| hold on |
| hot on the trail |
| hot on your heels |
| icing on the cake |
| it has your name on it |
| it's as plain as the nose on your face |
| Johnny on the spot |
| joke is on you |
| keep a lid on it |
| keep an eye on |
| keep on |
| keep on trucking |
| keep tabs on |
| keep you on track |
| keep your hair on |
| keep your shirt on |
| King Shit on Turd Island |
| know which side your bread is buttered on |
| land on your feet |
| lay eyes on |
| lay it on |
| lay it on the line |
| lay on |
| lead you on |
| let on |
| lie down on the job |
| life on the edge |
| lights are on but... |
| like a chicken on a June bug |
| live on |
| live on the edge |
| log on |
| look down on |
| low on the totem pole |
| make your hair stand on end |
| miss out on |
| money doesn't grow on trees |
| new kid on the block |
| new lease on life |
| not on your life |
| not on your tintype |
| on a full stomach |
| on a lark |
| on a pedestal |
| on a roll |
| on a silver platter |
| on a string |
| on about |
| on all fours |
| on an empty stomach |
| on approval |
| on behalf of |
| on board |
| on cloud nine |
| on deck |
| on drugs |
| on edge |
| on even terms |
| on fire |
| on good terms |
| on his last legs |
| on his tail |
| on in years |
| on loan |
| on moral grounds |
| on my back |
| on my best behavior |
| on my case |
| on my deathbed |
| on my good side |
| on my plate |
| on my way |
| on my word |
| on our last legs |
| on parade |
| on parole |
| on pins and needles |
| on probation |
| on purpose |
| on queer street |
| on schedule |
| on shaky ground |
| on short notice |
| on side |
| on speaking terms |
| on tap |
| on target |
| on tenterhooks |
| on the back burner |
| on the ball |
| on the bandwagon |
| on the beat |
| on the books |
| on the bright side |
| on the brink |
| on the bubble |
| on the button |
| on the carpet |
| on the clock |
| on the cutting edge |
| on the dot |
| on the double |
| on the edge of your seat |
| on the fence |
| on the fringe |
| on the fritz |
| on the go |
| on the ground floor |
| on the heels |
| on the lam |
| on the limp |
| on the loose |
| on the make |
| on the mark |
| on the market |
| on the mend |
| on the money |
| on the move |
| on the outs |
| on the QT |
| on the rails |
| on the rise |
| on the road |
| on the run |
| on the same wavelength |
| on the shit list [B] |
| on the side |
| on the sly |
| on the spot |
| on the spur of the moment |
| on the stand |
| on the table |
| on the take |
| on the throne |
| on the tip of my tongue |
| on the up and up |
| on the verge |
| on the wagon |
| on the wane |
| on the whole |
| on the wing |
| on thin ice |
| on time |
| on top of |
| on track |
| on trial |
| on vacation |
| on your ass [B] |
| on your deathbed |
| on your guard |
| on your own |
| on your side |
| on your toes |
| on your way |
| one on one |
| out on a limb |
| out on the town |
| pass on |
| pat on the back |
| pick on |
| pin your hopes on |
| piss on them [B] |
| place on a pedestal |
| plain as the nose on your face |
| play a joke on |
| play a prank on |
| play a trick on |
| play on my heart strings |
| play on words |
| pour it on |
| press on |
| put a different slant on it |
| put a hex on me |
| put a lid on it |
| put it on the bill |
| put me on |
| put my finger on it |
| put my neck on the line |
| put on a pedestal |
| put on airs |
| put on the dog |
| put the finishing touches on |
| put the heat on |
| put the kibosh on |
| put the right spin on it |
| put too fine a point on |
| putting me on |
| putting on the ritz |
| quick on the draw |
| rain on their parade |
| rat on |
| rattle on |
| read up on |
| rest on your laurels |
| right on |
| right on the money |
| say what's on your mind |
| set the world on fire |
| set your teeth on edge |
| shake on it |
| shed a little light on |
| shuck on down to the fraidy hole |
| shuffle the chairs on the deck |
| sit in judgement on |
| skate on thin ice |
| sold on |
| soldier on |
| spot on |
| spur on |
| stand on ceremony |
| step on his dick |
| step on it |
| step on people |
| step on their toes |
| step on your dick |
| stitch of clothes on |
| stop on a dime |
| strike out on your own |
| stuck on |
| sweet on |
| take it easy on |
| take it out on |
| take on |
| take on a new light |
| takeoff on |
| tell on |
| the grass is greener on the other side of the fence |
| the handwriting is on the wall |
| the heat is on |
| the joke is on you |
| the lights are on but nobody's home |
| this one is on me |
| throw cold water on |
| throw on a dog for you |
| throw some light on |
| tie one on |
| time on your hands |
| touch on |
| tough on me |
| try it on |
| try that on for size |
| turn on a dime |
| turn on you |
| turn the tables on |
| turn you on |
| turn your back on |
| up on |
| wait on customers |
| wait on tables |
| wait on you hand and foot |
| wake up on the wrong side of bed |
| walk on eggshells |
| wear your heart on your sleeve |
| what's going on |
| window on the world |
| with bells on |
| without a stitch of clothes on |
| worship the ground she walks on |
| you and the horse you rode in on |
| you're on |
| once | |
| at once |
| once in a blue moon |
| once upon a time |
| once-over | |
| give it the once-over |
| once-over |
| the once-over |
| one | |
| a game one |
| a short one |
| a tall one |
| all your eggs in one basket |
| at one fell swoop |
| at one time |
| back to square one |
| chalk one up for you |
| dance with the one who brought you |
| day one |
| don't put all your eggs in one basket |
| from day one |
| from square one |
| game one |
| get off a few good ones |
| go one better |
| Great One |
| have one on me |
| hole in one (golf) |
| in one ear and out the other |
| in one fell swoop |
| it takes one to know one |
| kill two birds (with one stone) |
| kiss that one goodbye |
| let one |
| look out for number one |
| number one |
| odd one |
| one and the same |
| one at a time |
| one born every minute |
| one brick short of a full load |
| one by one |
| one false move |
| one fell swoop |
| one for the money, two for the show... |
| one for the road |
| one hell of a time |
| one man's garbage is another man's art |
| one man's meat is another man's poison |
| one of the boys |
| one on one |
| short one |
| six of one, half a dozen of the other |
| square one |
| takes one to know one |
| tall one |
| tell me another one |
| The Great One |
| the odd one |
| the one that got away |
| there's more than one way to skin a cat |
| there's one born every minute |
| this one is on me |
| tie one on |
| two for one |
| two heads are better than one |
| one-track | |
| one-track mind |
| only | |
| beauty is only skin deep |
| if only |
| winning isn't everything; it's the only thing |
| you're only as good as your last shift |
| onside | |
| come onside |
| onto | |
| come onto |
| glom onto |
| onto something |
| onto us |
| oodles | |
| oodles |
| op | |
| photo op |
| open | |
| if a mussel doesn't open don't eat it |
| keep an eye open |
| keep an open mind |
| leave the door open |
| leave yourself open |
| open a can of worms |
| open a window |
| open and shut |
| open mind |
| open season |
| open some doors |
| open to criticism |
| open to question |
| open up |
| open up a big can of whoop-ass |
| openers | |
| for openers |
| opportunity | |
| a golden opportunity |
| a window of opportunity |
| golden opportunity |
| seize the opportunity |
| window of opportunity |
| order | |
| apple-pie order |
| ducks in a row (ducks in order) |
| in order |
| out of order |
| pecking order |
| other | |
| cross over to the other side |
| do unto others as you would have them do unto you |
| drop the other shoe |
| in one ear and out the other |
| it's a whole other world out there |
| look the other way |
| made for each other |
| other fish to fry |
| six of one, half a dozen of the other |
| the grass is greener on the other side of the fence |
| turn the other cheek |
| turn the other way |
| wait for the other shoe to drop |
| ounce | |
| an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure |
| ounce of prevention |
| our | |
| coming out of our ears |
| on our last legs |
| out of our hands |
| tighten our belts |
| ourselves | |
| kill ourselves laughing |
| out | |
| a bawling out |
| a contract out on |
| a falling out |
| act out |
| all decked out |
| away out |
| away out of line |
| back out |
| bail me out |
| bail out |
| bawl me out |
| black out |
| blow it out of proportion |
| blow it out your ear |
| blow you out of the water |
| blurt out |
| bomb out |
| bottom fell out |
| bottom out |
| bow out |
| branch out |
| break out |
| break out in a rash |
| burn out |
| bust out |
| butt out |
| buy out |
| carry out |
| cash up/cash out |
| cat's out of the bag |
| check it out |
| check out |
| check this out |
| chew him out |
| chill out |
| clean me out |
| clear out |
| come out in the wash |
| come out with |
| coming out of our ears |
| coming out of your yin yang |
| conk out |
| contract out on |
| cop out |
| crank out |
| cry her heart out |
| cry your eyes out |
| cut it out |
| cut out for |
| day in, day out |
| deck out |
| deked out of his jock |
| dish it out |
| don't make a mountain out of a molehill |
| down and out |
| drag it out |
| drop out |
| drop out of sight |
| dry out |
| duck out |
| duke it out |
| eat out |
| eat out of the palm of your hand |
| eat you out of house and home |
| eat your heart out |
| eke out a living |
| falling out |
| far out |
| faze me out |
| figure out |
| fill out |
| find out |
| flake out |
| flat out |
| flesh out |
| flunk out |
| for crying out loud |
| found out |
| freak/freak out |
| fresh out |
| full out |
| get a bang out of |
| get a charge out of |
| get a kick out of |
| get out |
| get out of |
| get out of my face |
| get out of the road |
| get out of town |
| get out of your hair |
| get reamed out |
| get something out of |
| get the lead out |
| get the word out |
| get the wrinkles out |
| get your head out of the clouds |
| give out |
| give you an out |
| go out of your mind |
| go out of your way |
| go out on a limb |
| go out with |
| hand out |
| hang out |
| hang you out to dry |
| have it out |
| have my work cut out |
| head out |
| hear me out |
| help out |
| hold out for |
| how are you making out |
| how it plays out |
| if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen |
| in one ear and out the other |
| in's and out's |
| inside out |
| iron out |
| it phased me out |
| it's a jungle out there |
| it's a whole nother world out there |
| it's a whole other world out there |
| jam/jam out |
| jump out of your skin |
| keep an eye out |
| keep out |
| knock out |
| knock the wind out of his sails |
| knock them down, drag them out |
| knock you out |
| knocked out |
| know inside out |
| leaf out |
| leave out |
| leave out in the cold |
| left out in the cold |
| let it all hang out |
| let the cat out of the bag |
| like a bat out of hell |
| look out |
| look out for |
| look out for number one |
| lose out |
| luck out |
| make a mountain out of a mole hill |
| make out |
| mete out |
| miss out on |
| nine times out of ten |
| nose is out of joint |
| on the outs |
| out and out |
| out cold |
| out for blood |
| out in left field |
| out in the cold |
| out loud |
| out of |
| out of bounds |
| out of breath |
| out of circulation |
| out of commission |
| out of context |
| out of control |
| out of hand |
| out of harm's way |
| out of here (outa here) |
| out of his element |
| out of hock |
| out of it |
| out of joint |
| out of kilter |
| out of line |
| out of luck |
| out of my depth |
| out of my hair |
| out of my head |
| out of nowhere |
| out of order |
| out of our hands |
| out of patience |
| out of place |
| out of pocket |
| out of range |
| out of sight (outa sight) |
| out of sight |
| out of sight, out of mind |
| out of sorts |
| out of step |
| out of the ball park |
| out of the blue |
| out of the closet |
| out of the corner of my eye |
| out of the goodness of my heart |
| out of the loop |
| out of the norm |
| out of the picture |
| out of the question |
| out of the way |
| out of the woods |
| out of the woodwork |
| out of this world |
| out of touch |
| out of tune (music) |
| out of whack |
| out of wind |
| out of work |
| out of your gourd |
| out of your mind |
| out of your tree |
| out on a limb |
| out on the town |
| out to get you |
| out to lunch |
| out to win |
| over and out |
| pan out |
| pass out |
| peter out |
| phase me out |
| pig out |
| play out |
| point out |
| pour out your soul |
| price out |
| psych out |
| pull it out |
| pull out all the stops |
| pull the rug out |
| punch your lights out |
| push the boat out |
| put out |
| put out about |
| put out feelers |
| put out of its misery |
| put yourself out |
| reach out |
| ream out |
| reject out of hand |
| roll out the red carpet |
| rule out |
| run out |
| run out of patience |
| run out of town |
| run you out |
| rust out |
| sack out |
| scare the life out of me |
| scared out of my wits |
| school's out |
| sell out |
| set out |
| set out for |
| set out to |
| shape up or ship out |
| shell out |
| shit out of luck [B] |
| shoot it out |
| sign out |
| single out |
| skip out |
| slip out |
| smooth out |
| so small you had to back out to change your mind |
| spaced out |
| speak out |
| spell out |
| spread out |
| stand out |
| start out |
| step out of line |
| stick it out |
| stick my neck out |
| stick out like a sore thumb |
| stink the joint out |
| straighten you out |
| strike out (baseball) |
| strike out on your own |
| strung out |
| sweat it out |
| take a round out of |
| take him out |
| take it out on |
| take out |
| the bottom fell out |
| the cat's out of the bag |
| the in's and out's |
| throw out |
| throw the baby out with the bath water |
| time out |
| time ran out |
| tired out |
| try it out |
| try out |
| tuckered out |
| tune me out |
| turn out |
| vegetate (veg out) |
| wash out |
| watch out |
| watch out for |
| way out (away out) |
| way out of line (away out of line) |
| wear out |
| wear out your welcome |
| weed out |
| wipe out |
| word is out |
| work cut out for |
| work it out |
| work out |
| work things out |
| worn out |
| you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear |
| outa | |
| out of here (outa here) |
| out of sight (outa sight) |
| outdo | |
| outdo yourself |
| outplay | |
| outplay |
| outside | |
| the room is so small you have to go outside turn around |
| think outside the box |
| oven | |
| a bun in the oven |
| bun in the oven |
| over | |
| all over but the shouting |
| all over hell's half acre |
| ass over teakettle |
| bend over backwards |
| blow me over |
| bowl me over |
| check over |
| crawl on my hands and knees over broken glass just to see her photo |
| cross over Jordan |
| cross over to the other side |
| cry over spilt milk |
| cup runneth over |
| death warmed over |
| drop over |
| eyes glaze over |
| fall head over heels |
| fork over |
| fuss over |
| game over |
| get it over with |
| get over |
| get your buns over here |
| gloss over |
| go over |
| hand over |
| hand over fist |
| hash it over |
| have you over |
| head over heels |
| hold that over my head |
| in over your head |
| invite you over |
| it ain't over till it's over |
| it ain't over till the fat lady sings |
| it's all over but the crying |
| it's all over but the shouting |
| it's over/ it's over with |
| knock me over with a feather |
| lay over |
| left over |
| look like death warmed over |
| look over |
| look over your shoulder |
| lord it over |
| mind over matter |
| move over |
| mull over |
| over and done with |
| over and out |
| over easy |
| over my dead body |
| over my head |
| over the edge |
| over the hill |
| over the hump |
| over the rainbow |
| over the top |
| over with |
| pop over |
| pull the wool over your eyes |
| rake you over the coals |
| read it over |
| roll over and play dead |
| start over |
| take over |
| talk it over |
| think over |
| tick over |
| tide me over |
| till hell freezes over |
| turn over a new leaf |
| warmed over |
| watch over |
| watch over like a mother hawk |
| what came over me |
| written all over your face |
| yonder over there |
| overboard | |
| go overboard |
| overdo | |
| overdo it |
| owly | |
| owly |
| own | |
| come into your own |
| cut your own throat |
| dig your own grave |
| do your own thing |
| each to his own |
| give him a taste of his own medicine |
| has a mind of his own |
| his own man |
| hold your own |
| mind of his own |
| mind your own business |
| on your own |
| own medicine |
| own up |
| own worst enemy |
| paddle your own canoe |
| strike out on your own |
| taste of his own... |
| to each his own |
| toot your own horn |
| under his own steam |
| your own worst enemy |
| oyster | |
| prairie oyster |
| the world is your oyster |
| world is your oyster |