idiomatic

dial back: Idiom Meaning and Origin

depart with: Idiom Meaning and Origin

deep pockets: Idiom Meaning and Origin

deep end: Idiom Meaning and Origin

dash off: Idiom Meaning and Origin

damned if one does and damned if one doesn’t: Idiom Meaning and Origin

cut the mustard: Idiom Meaning and Origin

cut loose: Idiom Meaning and Origin

cut both ways: Idiom Meaning and Origin

cup of tea: Idiom Meaning and Origin

cross someone’s palm: Idiom Meaning and Origin

crop up: Idiom Meaning and Origin