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streets ahead: Idiom Meaning and Origin

straight out of the chute: Idiom Meaning and Origin

straight-face test: Idiom Meaning and Origin

store away: Idiom Meaning and Origin

stop dead: Idiom Meaning and Origin

stick out: Idiom Meaning and Origin

stay tuned: Idiom Meaning and Origin

stand in someone’s shoes: Idiom Meaning and Origin

stand fire: Idiom Meaning and Origin

spoil the market: Idiom Meaning and Origin

spitting distance: Idiom Meaning and Origin

spare someone the details: Idiom Meaning and Origin