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  • Extra features that make a product more attractive, but not always necessary
    beyond the pale
    bells and whistles
    fair and square
  • Dealing with traffic every morning has been ____, making me dread my commute.
    a thorn in my side
    a swan song
    fair and square
  • To be old, especially in a way that suggests aging
    hit the pavement
    roll in one's grave
    be long in the tooth
  • to say you support something without taking real action
    pay lip service
    hit the pavement
    roll in one's grave
  • unacceptable behaviour
    long in the tooth
    beyond the pale
    bells and whistles
  • I’d love to take you for coffee and ____. I need advice on starting my own business.
    hit the pavement
    slap your wrist
    pick your brain
  • To barely succeed in something
    by the skin of one's teeth
    beyond the pale
    no skin off my nose
  • To be extremely upset or disturbed by something that happens after one's death
    roll in one's grave
    hot the pavement
    fight tooth and nail
  • After losing his job, he had no choice but to ____, handing out résumés in person.
    be long in the tooth
    fight tooth and nail
    hit the pavement
  • He barely passed his exam ____, scoring just one point above the required mark.
    beyond the pale
    no skin off his nose
    by the skin of his teeth
  • To fight or compete with great determination
    beyond the pale
    be long in the tooth
    fight tooth and nail
  • The corrupt politician only received a small fine—a mere ____, considering the crimes he committed.
    fair and square
    tooth and nail
    slap on the wrist
  • His wedding proposal was so extravagant—it felt completely ____.
    over the top
    no skin off my nose
    fair and square
  • Something that does not affect or concern you
    pay lip service
    no skin off my nose
    a thorn in my side
  • A final performance or achievement before retiring or leaving.
    hit the pavement
    swan song
    slap on the wrist
  • Her recent conduct is __________. Everybody was shocked.
    fair and square
    lip service
    beyond the pale
  • The retiring professor gave an emotional farewell speech, knowing it would be his ____.
    slap on the wrist
    fair and square
    swan song
  • She had to ____, battling competitors to win the promotion.
    pick her brain
    fight tooth and nail
    be long in the tooth
  • Extremely excessive or exaggerated
    no skin off my nose
    over the top
    beyond the pale
  • The boxer won the match ____, following all the rules.
    fair and square
    tooth and nail
    beyond the pale
  • If my grandmother saw how disorganized the house was, she would ____.
    hit the pavement
    roll in her grave
    fight tooth and nail
  • To be very happy and content
    happy as a clam
    fair and square
    bells and whistles
  • After winning the lottery, she was ____, smiling all day.
    rolling in her grave
    a thorn in one's side
    happy as a clam
  • This new phone has all the ____, including facial recognition and wireless charging.
    bells and whistles
    fair and square
    beyond the pale
  • A mild punishment for a serious offense
    slap on the wrist
    happy as a clam
    bells and whistles
  • The company pretends to care about sustainability, but they only ____, never making real changes.
    pay lip service
    hit the pavement
    roll in their grave
  • If you decide to drop out of the competition, it’s ____. It doesn’t affect me.
    no skin off my nose
    by the skin of his teeth
    fair and square
  • To ask someone for advice or information
    pick one's brain
    slap on the wrist
    hit the pavement
  • To go out and actively look for a job
    hit the pavement
    swan song
    be long in the tooth
  • Something or someone that causes constant irritation or problems
    fair and square
    a swan song
    A thorn in one's side
  • My uncle is getting ____, but he still runs marathons at 70 years old.
    long in the tooth
    a slap on his wrist
    a thorn in his side
  • Honestly and following the rules
    pick someone's brain
    tooth and nail
    fair and square