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1. At one's wit's end
2. At daggers drawn
3. To put one's hand to plough
4. To pay off old scores :
5. At arm's length
6. To let off steam , my friend started murmuring.
7. Where discipline is concerned I put my foot down .
8. Bag and baggage
9. My sincere advice to my maidservant fell on stony ground.
10. To live fast :
11. Hard-pressed :
12. Ins and Outs
13. Once the case reached the court, the police washed their hands off it.
14. no love lost between
15. I tried to feel his pulse on the issue, but in vain.
16. To have ones heart in ones boots :
17. You need to have something up your sleeve if the present plan does not work.
18. The students found it hard to go at equal speed with the professor.
19. The sailors nailed their colours to their mast.
20. A man of straw
21. To worship the rising sun :
22. To cry wolf .
23. The new manager ruled the roost to every one.
24. To be above board.
25. By leaps and bounds
26. To give a rap on the knuckles :
27. To pull strings :
28. To be in abeyance :
29. a white elephant
30. My sincere advice to my maidservant fell on stony ground .