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a fine-toothed comb

a careful search, a search for a detail She read the file carefully - went over it with a fine-toothed comb.

a sweet tooth

a need to eat candy, a craving for sugar After dinner we'll serve mints. Daddy has a sweet tooth, eh.

an eye for an eye (a tooth for a tooth)

equal punishment or revenge Canadian laws do not demand an eye for an eye.

darn tooting

that is true, I agree, darn right """They still talk about the winter of 1907, don't they, Helmer?"" ""Darn tootin'! It was a cold one!"""

eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth

every crime or injury should be punished or paid back Some politicians are always calling for an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth when they hear of a terrible crime.

fight tooth and nail

fight fiercely or with all one

fine-tooth comb

great care, careful attention so as not to miss anything We went over the room with a fine-tooth comb but were unable to find the missing credit card.

fine-toothed comb

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go too far

become too excited, get carried away Some soccer fans go too far. They fight and cause damage.

have your cake and eat it, too

have something after you have eaten or spent it, have it both ways You want to spend your money and still have it. You can't have your cake and eat it, too!

and a acceptable job, too

Used to announce that article one aloof said is abnormally welcome, appropriate, or necessary. He said his newest book would acknowledgment to the capital storyline for the series—and a acceptable job, too, as abounding readers were larboard aloof by the strange, meandering attributes of the aftermost novel. As allotment of the show, he selects several admirers associates to participate on stage. And a acceptable job, too—as amusing as he is, the entertainer's persona is too abundant for a abounding two-hour performance.Learn more: and, good

(and) a ˌgood job/thing ˈtoo

(spoken) acclimated to appearance that you are admiring to apprehend some news, abnormally if you accept been cat-and-mouse for it for a continued time: ‘They’ve cut the amount of petrol.’ ‘And a acceptable affair too.’ ♢ He’s accustomed up smoking, and a acceptable job too in my opinion.Learn more: good, job, thing

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have to do with have to go have to go some have to hand it to you have two strikes against one have what it takes have you for breakfast have you over have your cake and eat it, too have your period haven't got a hope haven't got a hope in hell haven't got the stomach for it haven't seen hide nor hair havoc strikes hawk haywire an uphill job an uphill struggle an uphill struggle/battle/task an uphill task an/(one's) ivory tower an/(one's) old flame an/somebody's Achilles' heel an/somebody's eagle eye an/that old chestnut an/the advantage over (someone or something) an/the edge on (someone or something) an/the edge over (someone or something) an/the olive branch anaconda mortgage anal applause analysis anchor anchor-clanker ancient ancient as the hills ancient history and and (all) that and (something) to spare And (what) if I don't? and a good job, too and a good thing, too and a half and a partridge in a pear tree and all and all that and all that jazz and all this and be done with it and change and counting and crap and everything and hang the cost and his mother and how and how! and I don't play one on TV and I think you do and it's not even close and no messing and no mistake and no mistake! and one (more) for luck and shit and so