Idioms
swamped with (something)
to be overwhelmed with something
"I am swamped with work and cannot meet you tonight."
swan song
swear (someone) in or swear in (someone)
swear by (something)
swear off (something)
swear on (something)
swear on a stack of Bibles
sweat (something) out or sweat out (something)
sweat bullets/blood
sweep (someone) off his or her feet
sweep (something) under the rug/carpet
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a second thought
on campus
swear (someone) in or swear in (someone)
get a grip of oneself
on the average
put (someone) through the wringer
in accordance with (something)
world is one's oyster
ways and means
turn in (something) or turn (something) in
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Sir Isaac Newton was an ordained priest in the Church of England.
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