to remain faithful to the facts of a story in Idioms
to defend an action or opinion despite an unfavorable reaction in Idioms
to last a long time and give one strength (used for food) in Idioms
to remain faithful to the facts about something in Idioms
to remain together as a group in Idioms
to rob someone or something with a gun or other weapon in Idioms
to defend or help or support someone in Idioms
to continue doing something, to not quit something in Idioms
fingers that steal things that one sees and wants in Idioms
to smell very bad in Idioms
to make someone angry or excited, to cause trouble in Idioms
to make many people angry or dislike something, to provoke your critics in Idioms
to gather a supply of something in Idioms
having no money in Idioms
to be very close to something in Idioms
to do something that is beneath one in Idioms
to do everything possible to accomplish something in Idioms
to visit or pass by somewhere in Idioms
