English - United States
high and dry
high and dry
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high time
high time
The right time, often overdue.
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hit a brick wall
hit a brick wall
Be stopped by a problem that blocks progress.
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hit a snag
hit a snag
Encounter an unexpected problem.
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hit home
hit home
Be clearly understood or emotionally felt.
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hit pay dirt
hit pay dirt
Find success, value, or useful information.
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hold all the cards
hold all the cards
Have the strongest advantage in a situation.
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hold down the fort
hold down the fort
Take care of things while others are away.
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hold water
hold water
Be logical, believable, or valid.
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hot potato
hot potato
A difficult or controversial issue people avoid handling.
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in a flash
in a flash
Very quickly.
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in a fog
in a fog
Confused or unable to think clearly.
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in a jam
in a jam
In a difficult situation.
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in a pickle
in a pickle
In a difficult or awkward situation.
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in stitches
in stitches
Laughing very hard.
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your guess is as good as mine
your guess is as good as mine
I do not know more than you do.
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zero in on
zero in on
Focus closely on a target, answer, or issue.
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zip your lip
zip your lip
Stop talking or keep something secret.
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