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The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms, by Christine Ammer, published by Houghton Mifflin Company
The Dictionary of Idioms contains idiomatic words and phrases, slang terms, figures of speech, common proverbs and metaphors, each clearly defined and illustrated with at least one sample sentence or quotation. It is produced in consultation with the editors of The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition.
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let one's hair down

let sleeping dogs lie

let someone down

let the cat out of the bag

let the chips fall where they may

letter of the law

level with someone

lick and a promise, a

lick into shape

lick one's chops

lick one's wounds

lick someone's boots

lick the stuffing out of

lie through one's teeth

life is too short

life of the party

light a fire under

light as a feather

light at the end of the tunnel

light dawned, the

lightning never strikes twice in the same place

like a bat out of hell

like a bump on a log

like a cat on hot bricks