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Question		Answer
• Above and beyond start learning		To go beyond expectations or duties.
• Alive and kicking start learning		To be in good health and active.
• All or nothing start learning		A situation where either everything is gained or everything is lost.
• An arm and a leg start learning		To be very expensive.
• Back and forth start learning		To move in opposite directions repeatedly.
• Back to front start learning		In the wrong order or with the opposite side facing forward.
• Bag and baggage start learning		With all one's belongings.
• Bells and whistles start learning		Additional features that are not necessary but add to the overall appeal.
• Black and white start learning		Clear and obvious.
• Blood, sweat, and tears start learning		Great effort and hard work.
• Bitter and sweet start learning		A mixture of both negative and positive emotions.
• Born and bred start learning		Native to a particular place or culture.
• Boys and girls start learning		Referring to children or young people of both sexes.
• Bread and butter start learning		A source of income or basic necessities.
• Bring and take start learning		To move something towards or away from the speaker.
• By and large start learning		In general or overall.
• Cat and mouse start learning		A game of teasing or pursuing.
• Clean and tidy start learning		Neat and organized.
• Cut and dry start learning		Straightforward and clear-cut.
• Dead or alive start learning		Regardless of whether someone is living or dead.
• Day and night start learning		Continuously or without rest.
• Do or die start learning		A situation where success or survival is imperative.
• Down and out start learning		Dejected or defeated.
• Every nook and cranny start learning		Every small or hidden place.
• Fast and furious start learning		With great speed and intensity.
• Flesh and blood start learning		Referring to close family members or relatives.
• Free and easy start learning		Casual or relaxed.
• Give and take start learning		A situation where both parties compromise or negotiate.
• High and dry start learning		Left without help or support.
• Hit and miss start learning		Inconsistent or unpredictable.
• Hither and thither start learning		In various directions or locations.
• Hustle and bustle start learning		Busy and noisy activity.
• In and out start learning		Frequently entering and leaving a place.
• In the nick of time start learning		At the last possible moment.
• Inside and out start learning		Completely familiar with something.
• Jumping and jiving start learning		Dancing in a lively and energetic way.
• Kith and kin start learning		Friends and family members.
• Law and order start learning		A system of rules and regulations that maintain peace and safety.
• Life and soul start learning		A person who is lively and entertaining.
• Loud and clear start learning		Unmistakable and easily understood.
• Love and affection start learning		Strong feelings of fondness and caring.
• Make or break start learning		A situation where success or failure is determined.
• Meat and potatoes start learning		The essential or basic elements of something.
• Method and madness start learning		The combination of rational and irrational thinking.
• Might and main start learning		With all one's strength and effort.
• Neat and clean start learning		Clean and orderly.
• Needs and wants start learning		Basic necessities versus desires or preferences.
• Null and void start learning		Without legal effect or value.
• On and on start learning		Continuously and endlessly.
• On the go start learning		Constantly active or busy.
• On the rocks start learning		In a state of difficulty or trouble.
• Once and for all start learning		Finally and definitively.
• Out and about start learning		Active and mobile.
• Out and out start learning		Complete and total.
• Over and above start learning		Beyond what is required or expected.
• Over and out start learning		A phrase used to indicate the end of communication.
• Peace and quiet start learning		A state of calm and silence.
• Pick and choose start learning		To be selective or choosy.
• Pride and joy start learning		Something that is a source of great pride and happiness.
• Prim and proper start learning		Behaving in a formal or appropriate manner.
• Pros and cons start learning		The advantages and disadvantages of a situation.
• Pure and simple start learning		Uncomplicated and straightforward.
• Rack and ruin start learning		A state of destruction or ruin.
• Rain or shine start learning		Regardless of weather conditions.
• Rags to riches start learning		A dramatic improvement in wealth or status.
• Read and write start learning		The ability to read and write.
• Right and wrong start learning		Morally correct or incorrect.
• Rough and ready start learning		Simple and basic.
• Safe and sound start learning		Unharmed and in a safe condition.
• Salt and pepper start learning		A combination of black and white or old and young.
• Sick and tired start learning		Fed up or bored.
• Signed and sealed start learning		Officially confirmed or agreed upon.
• Sink or swim start learning		A situation where success or failure depends on one's own efforts.
• Skin and bones start learning		Very thin and emaciated.
• Smoke and mirrors start learning		Deception or trickery.
• Song and dance start learning		A dramatic or exaggerated story.
• Sooner or later start learning		Eventually or at some point in the future.
• Spick and span start learning		Clean and tidy.
• Stars and stripes start learning		The flag of the United States.
• Strength and conditioning start learning		A training regimen to improve physical fitness and performance.
• Thick and thin start learning		Through good times and bad.
• Through and through start learning		Completely and entirely.
• Time and again start learning		Repeatedly.
• Topsy-turvy start learning		In a state of confusion or disorder.
• Touch and go start learning		Uncertain or risky.
• Tried and true start learning		Tested and proven to be effective.
• Up and down start learning		Moving or fluctuating between two extremes.
• Usual and customary start learning		Common and typical.
• Wait and see start learning		To delay making a decision until more information is available.
• Wear and tear start learning		Damage caused by regular use over time.
• Ways and means start learning		Methods or resources for achieving a goal.
• Wax and wane start learning		To increase and decrease in intensity or size.
• Wine and dine start learning		To entertain someone with food and drink.
• Wing and a prayer start learning		To hope for the best outcome despite a difficult situation.
• Wit and wisdom start learning		A combination of intelligence and good judgment.
• Without fail start learning		To always be reliable or dependable.
• Xs and Os start learning		Hugs and kisses, or a symbol used in tic-tac-toe.
• Year in and year out start learning		Continuously over many years.
• Young and old start learning		Referring to people of different ages.

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