to go to bed in Idioms
to consider or mention only the more important parts of something in Idioms
to be very lucky or successful in Idioms
to make a correct guess or analysis in Idioms
to leave in Idioms
to become very angry, to go into a rage in Idioms
to go to bed in Idioms
to drink alcohol heavily and regularly in Idioms
to decline, to decrease in value in Idioms
to refresh you or satisfy you in Idioms
unplanned, uncontrolled, aimless, careless in Idioms
an accident where the driver of the car that hits someone drives away without stopping in Idioms
to ask for a ride from a passing motorist by putting your thumb in the air, to get a ride from a passing motorist in Idioms
to aim high, to follow a great ambition or purpose in Idioms
in one direction and then in another, here and there in Idioms
a place where things are very busy in Idioms
the choice between taking what is offered or getting nothing at all (Hobson owned a stable in the 17th century in England and always offered his customers the horse nearest the door) in Idioms
to try to keep someone from succeeding in Idioms
to keep someone as a hostage in Idioms
