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TAKE THE QUIZ“witha”
The following 24 entries include the term witha.
speak/talk with (a) forked tongue
phrase: to speak in a dishonest way that is meant to deceive people
with a bang
phrase: in a sudden and exciting way
with a bump
phrase: with a sudden or jolting bounce
with a critical eye
phrase: in a manner using or involving careful judgment about the good and bad parts
with a (single) stroke of a/the/his/her pen
phrase: by a single act of moving a pen when it is being used to write or sign something —used figuratively
with a will
phrase: with a lot of enthusiasm and energy
wouldn't touch (something) with a 10-foot pole
phrase—used to say that someone would not want to get near something, discuss something, or get involved in something
you could cut it with a knife
phrase—used to say that something is very strong or intense
you could have knocked me over with a feather
phrase—used to say that one was extremely surprised or astonished when he or she found out about something
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