money paid illegally for favorable treatment in Idioms
a serious fight or argument in Idioms
a very beautiful woman in Idioms
something that is generally recognized as a fact in Idioms
someone or something that is known and understood in Idioms
someone who makes one's own laws or rules in Idioms
you cannot change someone's basic human nature or bad qualities in Idioms
something is learned from a mysterious or secret source in Idioms
a small amount in Idioms
it is better to be a live coward than a dead hero (this is from Ecclesiastes in the Bible) in Idioms
a long distance or trip in Idioms
a bet or other risk taken though not likely to succeed in Idioms
a hopeless matter in Idioms
a noisy talker, a boastful or foolish talker in Idioms
someone or something that is quite wonderful or exciting to see in Idioms
equal to someone in a contest in Idioms
a couple who get along perfectly in Idioms
the usual way or habit or rule in Idioms
something that can be proved and is true in Idioms
