To cast one's colt's tooth
| to cease from youthful wantonness. |
See also: Colt
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To carry off
- To carry on
- To carry one's point
- To carry out
- to carry the ball
- To carry the wind
- To carry through
- To carry up
- To carry weight
- To carve out
- To cast a
- To cast a horoscope
- To cast a shoe
- To cast anchor
- To cast aside
- To cast away
- To cast by
- To cast down
- To cast forth
- To cast in one's lot with
- To cast in one's teeth
- To cast in the teeth
- To cast lots
- To cast off
- To cast off copy
- To cast one's colt's tooth
- To cast one's nativity
- To cast one's self on
- To cast out
- To cast the lead
- To cast the water
- To cast up
- To cat the anchor
- To catch (one) flatfooted
- To catch a crab
- To catch a tartar
- To catch at
- To catch fire
- to catch it
- To catch one's eye
- To catch up
- To catch up with
- To catch upon the hip
- To cave in
- To chalk out
- To challenge the array
- To challenge to the
- To change a horse, or To change hand
- To change hand
- To change hands
- To change one's tune
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- To carry coals to Newcastle
- To carry off
- To carry on
- To carry one's point
- To carry out
- to carry the ball
- To carry the wind
- To carry through
- To carry up
- To carry weight
- to carry/bring coals to Newcastle
- To carve out
- To cast a
- To cast a horoscope
- to cast a pall upon
- To cast a shoe
- To cast anchor
- To cast aside
- to cast aspersions
- To cast away
- To cast by
- To cast down
- To cast forth
- To cast in one's lot with
- To cast in one's teeth
- To cast in the teeth
- To cast lots
- To cast off
- To cast off copy
- to cast one's bread upon the waters
- To cast one's colt's tooth
- To cast one's nativity
- To cast one's self on
- To cast out
- to cast pearls before swine
- To cast the lead
- To cast the water
- To cast up
- to cast/throw the first stone
- To cat the anchor
- To catch (one) flatfooted
- To catch a crab
- To Catch a Predator
- To catch a tartar
- To catch at
- To catch fire
- to catch it
- to catch one's death
- To catch one's eye
- to catch red-handed
- To catch up
- To catch up with
- To catch upon the hip
- to catch with his pants down
- To cave in
- to chalk it up to
- To chalk out
- To challenge the array
- To challenge to the
- to champ at the bit
- To change a horse, or To change hand
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