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day of days: Idiom Meaning and Origin
day and age: Idiom Meaning and Origin
damn the torpedoes: Idiom Meaning and Origin
damned if one does and damned if one doesn’t: Idiom Meaning and Origin
damn by association: Idiom Meaning and Origin
cut to the chase: Idiom Meaning and Origin
cut to pieces: Idiom Meaning and Origin
cut the cord: Idiom Meaning and Origin
cut someone loose: Idiom Meaning and Origin
cut one’s teeth: Idiom Meaning and Origin
cut loose: Idiom Meaning and Origin
cut it fine: Idiom Meaning and Origin
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