L

Idioms beginning with "L"

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Contents of L:

like a fish out of water
[like a fish out of water]
See: [FISH OUT OF WATER].


like a glove
[like a glove]
See: [FIT LIKE A GLOVE].


like a hole in the head
[like a hole in the head]  {adv. phr.}
Not at all; scarcely; grudgingly; in an unwelcome manner.
Joan needs her mother-in-law to stay with her for a week like a hole in the head.


like a horse
[like a horse]
See: [EAT LIKE A HORSE].


like a light
[like a light]
See: [OUT LIKE A LIGHT].


like a million
[like a million]
See: [FEEL LIKE A MILLION].




like a million dollars
[like a million dollars]
See: [LOOK LIKE A MILLION DOLLARS].


like a steel trap
[like a steel trap]
See: [MIND LIKE A STEEL TRAP].


like anything
[like anything]  {adv. phr.}
To an extreme degree.
He swore like anything when he found out that he hadn't been promoted.


like clockwork
[like clockwork]
See: [GO LIKE CLOCKWORK] or [GO OFF LIKE CLOCKWORK].



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