English - United States
nail-biter
nail-biter
A tense situation with an uncertain result.
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neck and neck
neck and neck
Very close in a race or competition.
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neither here nor there
neither here nor there
Not relevant or important to the matter.
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never say never
never say never
Do not assume something is impossible forever.
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new lease on life
new lease on life
Renewed energy, opportunity, or purpose.
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nip in the bud
nip in the bud
Stop a problem early before it grows.
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no dice
no dice
No success or no agreement.
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no ifs ands or buts
no ifs ands or buts
No excuses or exceptions.
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no love lost
no love lost
Strong dislike between people.
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not hold water
not hold water
Not be logical, believable, or valid.
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nothing to sneeze at
nothing to sneeze at
Something worth taking seriously.
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now or never
now or never
The moment to act because the chance may not return.
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off base
off base
Wrong or mistaken.
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off the cuff
off the cuff
Without preparation.
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off the grid
off the grid
Away from normal systems, contact, or public attention.
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off the record
off the record
Not meant to be publicly reported.
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off your rocker
off your rocker
Acting crazy or unreasonable.
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old chestnut
old chestnut
An old joke, story, or idea repeated often.
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