to change and add something to make something more powerful or faster (usually a car) in Idioms
to do wild and foolish things in one's youth in Idioms
to be confused or incoherent, to resemble someone who is using drugs, to be daydreaming in Idioms
to exempt someone from having to listen to or express something in Idioms
to make a request for something, to ask for something in Idioms
to not need explaining in Idioms
to say good things about someone or something in Idioms
to say something bad about someone in Idioms
to appear just when someone is talking about you in Idioms
to speak in public without preparation in Idioms
to say openly what one thinks in Idioms
to say openly what one thinks in Idioms
to speak in favor of or in support of something, to talk freely and without fear about something in Idioms
to say something unwise, to say something at the wrong time in Idioms
to have similar ideas or tastes or opinions as someone else in Idioms
to speak in favor of someone or something in Idioms
to tell lies in Idioms
to explain something in very simple words, to explain something very clearly in Idioms
to signify future trouble, to mean trouble in Idioms
