to go well with something, to match something in Idioms
to choose one thing rather than another in Idioms
to proceed in an easy manner to do what others are doing in Idioms
to manage to survive or do well without something in Idioms
to be so easy to understand that it does not have to be mentioned in Idioms
something serves to prove a point in Idioms
the current rate in Idioms
someone or something that is full of information in Idioms
an excellent and rare opportunity in Idioms
a wife who is left alone much of the time because her husband is playing golf in Idioms
to be gone or dead but still remembered in Idioms
to be dead in Idioms
to be gone in Idioms
used to show surprise (good or bad) in Idioms
earlier times which everyone remembers as being better than the present in Idioms
used to express happiness when you lose or break something that you do not like or want, used when someone who you don't like leaves in Idioms
used to show that you are happy that someone or something has been taken or sent away in Idioms
