the permission or right or chance to do something in Idioms
to behave in a servile manner toward someone in Idioms
to transform or change something that is failing into something that works effectively in Idioms
not even a small amount of work (usually used in the negative) in Idioms
to show one's eagerness for something or to do something or to eat something (by licking one's lips) in Idioms
to show one's eagerness for something or to do something or to eat something in Idioms
to think about and reflect on something that has embarrassed you or caused you loss or disappointment in Idioms
to remain unused (a field or land lies fallow) in Idioms
to lie in a state of honor after death in an open coffin so that the public can see his or her body (usually used for a famous political leader) in Idioms
to watch from hiding in order to attack or surprise someone in Idioms
to lie in a bold manner in Idioms
to do a job poorly or not at all in Idioms
an easy life of luxury, a pleasant life in Idioms
a person who is lively and helps make a party fun and exciting in Idioms
to scold someone in Idioms
to devour or eat something in Idioms
to be able to move quickly and gracefully in Idioms
to depart quickly for somewhere in Idioms
