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- To keel over
- To keep (a person) on a short leash
- To keep a stiff upper lip
- To keep an eye on
- To keep at arm's length
- To keep back
- To keep company with
- To keep counsel
- To keep dark
- To keep down
- To keep from
- To keep good hours
- To keep house
- To keep in the background
- To keep in with
- To keep on
- To keep one's distance
- To keep one's hand in
- To keep one's head above water
- To keep one's nose to the grindstone
- To keep open house
- To keep pace with
- To keep quarter
- To keep school
- To keep shady
- To keep stroke
- To keep term
- To keep the countenance
- To keep the field
- To keep the foot
- To keep the land aboard
- To keep the peace
- To keep the pot boiling
- To keep the wolf from the door
- To keep to
- To keep touch
- To keep under
- To keep up
- To keep within bounds
- To key up
- To kick oneself
- To kick the beam
- To kick the bucket
- To Kill a Mockingbird Annual Production
- To kill time
- to kingdom come
- To knit up
- To knock about
- To knock in the head
- To knock off
- To knock out
- To knock under
- To knock up
- To know how
- To know of
- To know one's own limitations
- To knuckle to
- To lap boards
- To lap timbers
- To lash out
- To lattice up
- To laugh at
- To laugh away
- To laugh down
- To laugh in the sleeve
- To laugh one out of
- To laugh to scorn
- To lay (a ship) aboard
- To lay a venue
- To lay about
- To lay against the field
- To lay an ambush
- To lay an anchor to the windward
- To lay asleep
- To lay at
- To lay bare
- To lay by the heels
- To lay claim to
- To lay for
- To lay hands on
- To lay heads together
- To lay in balance
- To lay in for
- To lay in lavender
- To lay on
- To lay on the shelf
- To lay on the table
- To lay out
- To lay stress upon
- To lay wait
- To lead (as a bride) to the altar
- To lead astray
- To lead by the nose
- To lead captive
- To lead off
- To lead one a dance
- To lead the way
- To leak out
- to learn by heart
- To learn by rote
- To leave alone
- To leave no stone unturned
- To leave off
- To leave one in the lurch
- To leave one out in the cold
- To leave one to himself
- To leave out
- To leave to one's self
- to leeward
- To lend a hand
- To lend one's ears
- To let alone
- To let be
- To let blood
- To let down
- To let drive
- To let fly
- To let in
- To let loose
- To let off
- To let on
- To let out
- To let run
- To let slide
- To let slip
- To let the cat out of the bag
- To let up
- To levy a fine
- To levy blackmail
- To levy on goods and chattels
- To levy war
- To lick into shape
- To lick the dust
- To lick the spittle of
- To lick up
- To lie along the shore
- To lie at the door of
- To lie at the heart
- To lie at the mercy of
- To lie by
- To lie hard
- To lie in
- To lie in one
- To lie in one's throat
- To lie in the way
- To lie in wait
- To lie low
- To lie on
- To lie on hand
- To lie on the head of
- To lie on the oars
- To lift the hand against
- To lift up
- To lift up one's head
- To lift up the eyes
- To lift up the feet
- To lift up the hand
- To lift up the hand against
- To lift up the heel against
- To lift up the voice
- To light a fire
- To like of
- to liking
- To limber up
- To line bees
- To line up
- To list a stock
- To listen after
- to little avail
- to little effect
- to little purpose
- to little/good/some/no purpose
- to little/no avail
- To live at rack and manger
- To live down
- To live from hand to mouth
- To live on one's capital
- To live out
- To live with
- To lob a ball
- To lock into
- To lodge an information
- To look a gift horse in the mouth
- To look about
- To look about one
- To look after
- to look at (someone or something)
- to look at somebody/something
- To look blue
- To look daggers
- To look in the face
- to look on the bright side
- To look out
- To loose sails
- To lose caste
- To lose ground
- To lose heart
- To lose one's bearings
- To lose one's head
- To lose one's heart
- To lose one's life
- To lose one's mind
- To lose the bell
- To lose the fang
- To lot on
- To lower the yards a-portoise
- To luff round
- To magnify one's self
- To magnify one's self against
- To make (a thing) one's business
- To make a bed
- To make a book
- To make a card
- To make a choice of
- To make a circuit
- To make a clean breast
- To make a dead set
- To make a face
- To make a fool of
- To make a good board
- To make a lip
- to make a long story short
- To make a march
- To make a move
- To make a point
- To make a point of
- To make a stand
- To make account
- To make account of
- To make an ass of one's self
- To make an out
- To make as if
- To make away
- To make away with
- To make book
- To make both ends meet
- To make common cause with
- To make conscience of
- To make dainty
- To make ducks and drakes
- To make fair weather
- To make fast
- To make foul water
- To make free with
- To make friends with
- To make fun of
- To make game of
- To make good weather
- To make haste
- To make head
- To make it strange
- To make it tough
- To make it wise
- To make land
- To make light of
- To make mischief
- To make money
- to make moot
- To make much of
- To make nice of
- To make no bones
- To make nothing of
- To make one a compliment
- To make one's compliments to
- To make one's election
- To make one's hand
- To make one's manners
- To make one's mark
- To make one's peace with
- To make one's self at home
- To make one's self scarce
- To make one's self understood
- To make one's way
- To make out
- To make pourparty
- To make prize of
- To make ready
- To make room
- To make sail
- To make scruple
- To make shift
- To make ship
- To make short boards
- To make strange
- To make the best of
- To make the face to shine upon
- To make the heart bleed
- To make time
- To make up one's mind
- To make use of
- To make water
- To make way
- To make way with
- To man a yard
- To man the yards
- To march with
- To mark a point
- To mark out
- To mark time
- To marry ropes
- To mean business
- To measure swords with one
- To meddle and make
- To meet half way
- To meet one's maker
- To meet with
- To milk a telegram
- To milk the street
- To mill chocolate
- To mind one's chances
- To misconduct one's self
- To miss stays
- To monkey with
- To morrow
- To mount a play
- To mount guard
- To move against time
- To muffle the oars
- To muster troops into service
- To muster troops out of service
- To muster up
- to my mind
- to my, your, etc. way of thinking
- To nail an assertion
- To name
- to name
- to name (but) a few
- to name a few
- To Ngoc Van
- TO NI
- To nip in the bud
- to no avail
- to no degree
- to no effect
- to no purpose
- To note a bill
- To nurse billiard balls
- To offend against
- to one ear
- To one's beard
- to one's face
- to one's heart's content
- to one's name
- to oneself
- To open one's mouth
- To open the budget
- To open the trenches
- To open up
- to order
- To Order
- To outdo oneself
- To overhaul a tackle
- To overhaul running rigging
- To overshoot one's self
- To owe one a spite