Idioms
behind the times
old-fashioned
My aunt is behind the times.
belabor the point
believe in (someone)
believe in (something)
below average
belt (something) out or belt out (something)
bend (someone's) ear
bend over backwards (to do something)
bent on doing (something)
beside oneself (with something)
beside the point
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flesh (something) out or flesh out (something)
have a close call/shave
pile up
burst out
now and then
from now on
speak out about (something)
not for love nor money
raise a hand against (someone or something)
burst into tears
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The period at the end of this sentence can hold 2,000,000 hydrogen atoms.
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