Idioms
save the day
to bring about victory or success (when defeat is likely)
The football player saved the day for his team when he played his best game of the season.
save up for (something)
saved by the bell
saving grace
say (something) in a roundabout way
say (something) to (someone's) face
say (something) under one's breath
say a mouthful
say grace
say one's piece
say the word
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fall flat (on one's face)
pinch-hit for (someone)
first things first
up against (something)
glutton for punishment
a feather in one's cap
burn up
have on (something) or have (something) on
vent one's spleen
in lieu of (something)
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