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1. To smell a rat
2. out and out
3. All in all
4. As fit as a fiddle
5. Bag and baggage
6. We must work with all our might and main, otherwise we cannot succeed.
7. Despite his initial arrogance he had to eat humble pie .
8. To pour oil in troubled water :
9. no love lost between
10. By the rule of thumb :
11. He has all his ducks in a row ; he is complacent.
12. The new manager ruled the roost to every one.
13. You will succeed if you follow my advice to the letter .
14. The sailors nailed their colours to their mast.
15. To turn over a new leaf :
16. To fight to the bitter end :
17. To take with a grain of salt :
18. At daggers drawn
19. To carry the coal to newcastle :
20. To take the wind out of anothers sails :
21. Apple Pie Order
22. The convict claimed innocence and stood his ground in spite of the repeated accusations.
23. To pick holes
24. To pay off old scores :
25. The mother always insists on keeping the house spick and span .
26. All and Sundry
27. Ins and Outs
28. At logger heads
29. She wanted to go hitch-hiking but her mother put her foot down and now she's going by bus.
30. Hobsons choice :