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1. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
2. A drop in the ocean
3. A fly in the oinment
4. All talk and no cider
5. As cheap as dirt
6. As like as two peas
7. As sharp as a needle
8. As sure as eggs is eggs
9. Bag of bones
10. Between the devil and the deep sea
11. Diamond cut diamond
12. Don't halloo until you're out of the wood
13. Don't look a gift horse in the mouth
14. Door-wide shoulder
15. Drunk as a lord
16. Every cloud has a silver lining
17. Every dog has his day
18. Eye for eye
19. From bad to worse
20. He has a ready tongue
21. He knows how many beans make five
22. If ifs and ans were pots and pans
23. In at one ear and out at the other
24. In for a penny in for a pound
25. Is not fit to hold a candle to
26. It breaks the camel's back
27. It's not all a bed of roses
28. It's plain as a bumble-bee on a fried egg
29. No room to swing a cat
30. No sooner said than done
31. Not a pin a choose between them
32. Not for the world
33. Not to let grass grow under one's feet
34. Not worth a curse
35. Nothing venture, nothing have
36. Off and on
37. Once bitten twice shy
38. Once upon a time there was
39. One good turn deserver another
40. Practice make perfect
41. Self comes first
42. Skeleton of the one and half dozen of the other
43. Speech is silver but silence is gold
44. Take care of the pance and the pounds will take care of themselves
45. Talk of the devil and he will appear
46. Tarred with the same brush
47. Tastes differ
48. That's where the shoe pinches
49. The biter bit
50. The early bird catches the worm
51. The fat is in the fire
52. The feather one's nest
53. The game is not worth a candle
54. There is no use to cry over spilt milk
55. To add fuel to the flames
56. To be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth
57. To be on pins needle
58. To beat the air
59. To break a fly up on the wheel
60. To come back as wise as one went
61. To cook one's own goose
62. To drop from the skies
63. To find a mare's-nest
64. To get off with a whole skin
65. To go out of one's way
66. To go with a run
67. To have sleep on it
68. To have too much tongue
69. To knock into the middle of next week
70. To let bygones be bygones
71. To lie on the bed one has made
72. To make or mar
73. To measure others' corn by one's own bushel
74. To play monkey
75. To play with fire
76. To plough the sand
77. To poke and pry
78. To sink or swim
79. To take the gilt off the gingerbread
80. To teach one's grandmother to stuck eggs
81. To tell tales out of school
82. To work up to the collar
83. Two heads are better than one
84. We'll see how the cat jumps
85. Wise behindhand
86. You can't eat your cake and have it too
87. You might have heard a pin fail

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