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catch fire
to begin to burn
We were very careful that the wooden house would not catch fire.
catch forty winks
catch on
catch one's breath
catch sight of (someone or something)
catch some Z's
catch up on (something)
catch up with (someone or something)
catch-22
catch-as-catch-can
caught in the crossfire
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lay (someone) to rest
a flight of fancy
hell-on-wheels
tamper with (something)
deem it to be necessary
in a sort of way
put (something) above (something)
in a bad mood
of one's own accord
pull a fast one on (someone)
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About 1,000 down feathers can be pressed into a thimble. Once removed, they will soon regain their original volume.
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