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| someone moved faster than you did |
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like a chicken with its head cut off |
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running around like fast and crazy |
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| back out from fear or lose one's nerve |
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| to live as though you have lots of money |
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| showing no emotion, acting as though nothing unusual happened |
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| like water off a duck's back |
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easily and without apparent effort |
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| early bird catches the worm |
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| the one who arrives first, has the best chance of success |
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| to be efficient and well organized |
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| someone who is easily cheated or taken advantage of |
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| someone who compies someone else's work |
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can't remember what you were going to say |
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| someone who works hard and is enthusiastic |
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| to pass a test or assignment easily and with a high score |
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| put one's thinking cap on |
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| to start thinking in a serious manner |
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| the ordinary experience of learning from work and daily life |
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| to take back something bad you said |
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| to be doing something dangerous |
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| up a creek without a paddle |
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| in trouble and unable to do anything about it |
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| your happy to see someone or something |
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| eyes in the back of your head |
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| to know what is happening when one's back is turned |
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| silliness or fooling around |
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