To see stars
| to see flashes of light, like stars; - sometimes the result of concussion of the head. |
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Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To sail on a rhumb
- To saint it
- To salt a mine
- To salt away
- To save appearances
- To save one's bacon
- To savor of the pan
- To say amen to
- To scale a debt, wages, etc.
- To scare away
- To scare up
- To scrape acquaintance
- To scratch a ticket
- To screw in
- To screw out
- To screw up
- To sear up
- To search out
- To see (anything) out
- To see (one) through
- To see about a thing
- To see how the squares go
- To see into a millstone
- To see on
- To see service
- To see stars
- To see the back of
- To see to
- To seed down
- To seek
- To seek after
- To seek for
- To seek the life of
- To seek to
- To seek upon
- To seize on
- To sell
- To sell bargains
- To sell one's life dearly
- To sell out
- To sell short
- To send for
- To send packing
- To send to Coventry
- To send to the right-about
- To serve a process
- To serve a warrant
- To serve a writ
- To serve an attachment
- To serve an execution
- To serve an office
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- to say uncle
- to sb's heart's desire
- to sb's hearts desire
- To scale a debt, wages, etc.
- To scare away
- To scare up
- to schedule
- to schedule
- to schedule
- to schedule
- to schedule
- To scrape acquaintance
- To scratch a ticket
- to scratch the surface
- to scream bloody/blue murder
- To screw in
- To screw out
- To screw up
- To screw up
- To sear up
- To search out
- To see (anything) out
- To see (one) through
- To see about a thing
- to see eye to eye
- To see how the squares go
- To see into a millstone
- To see on
- to see red
- To see service
- To see stars
- To see the back of
- to see the light
- to see through someone/something
- To see to
- To See You
- To seed down
- To seek
- To seek after
- To seek for
- To seek the life of
- To seek to
- To seek upon
- To seize on
- To sell
- To sell bargains
- to sell down the river
- to sell like hot cakes
- To sell one's life dearly
- To sell out
- To sell short
- to sell someone a bill of goods
- To send for
- To send packing
- To send packing
- To send to Coventry
- To send to the right-about
- to separate the men from the boys
- to separate the sheep from the goats
- to separate the wheat from the chaff
- To serve a process
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