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run rings around: Idiom Meaning and Origin

rub someone the wrong way: Idiom Meaning and Origin

rub in: Idiom Meaning and Origin

ripen up: Idiom Meaning and Origin

right on: Idiom Meaning and Origin

raise someone’s hackles: Idiom Meaning and Origin

raise one’s voice: Idiom Meaning and Origin

quite a bit: Idiom Meaning and Origin

present company excepted: Idiom Meaning and Origin

play hob with: Idiom Meaning and Origin

pass up: Idiom Meaning and Origin

pad out: Idiom Meaning and Origin