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TAKE THE QUIZ“witha”
The following 24 entries include the term witha.
go out with a bang
phrase: to die, end, or finish in a thrilling, forceful, or impressive way
play with a full deck
phrase: to be rational or sane
with a capital
phrase—used with a following capital letter to emphasize or qualify a preceding word
with a passion
phrase—used to say that someone strongly dislikes someone or something
with a vengeance
phrase: with great force or vehemence
with a view to
phrase: with the object of
jack-with-a-lantern
variant of jack-o'-lantern
be in with a shout
idiom: to have a good chance of winning or achieving something
born with a silver spoon in one's mouth
idiom: born into a very wealthy family
go over/through (something) with a fine-tooth comb
idiom: to examine something very closely
go with a swing
idiom: to be lively and enjoyable
in with a chance of
idiom—used to say that someone has a possibility of doing something
not touch (someone or something) with a bargepole
idiom: to refuse to go near or become involved with (someone or something)
not touch (someone or something) with a ten-foot pole
idiom: to refuse to go near or become involved with (someone or something)
rule with a rod of iron
idiom: to rule a country, area, group, etc., in a very strict and often cruel way
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