- to stain one's hands with the blood of
- to be worried about the security of one's life
- to put (all) one's cards on the table
- to involve others in one's fall
- to serve one's own ends
- to feel assuaged (on account of an adversary's distress)
- to have one's haugatiness
- to lose all one's wits
- to have the gallows in one's face
- to have somebody in one's thoughts all the time
- to accelerate one's pace
- to blow one's lone trumpet
- to heed (somebody's words)
- to squander away one's money
- to seek to strew others' path with thorns
- to blame one's luck
- to decry one's luck
- to dance to some other's tune
- to talk a person's head off
- to enquire after one's well_being
- to have one's vision blurred
- to mould one's heart to face the worst
- to knowingly burn one's fingers
- toluene_p_ sulphondicholoroamide
- to work wonders in (one's) writing
- to put a spoke in one's wheel
- to make stars dance before one's eyes (by a blow etc.)
- to pave somebody's way with thorns
- to have the stars dance before one's eyes (by a blow etc.)
- to call off one's bluff
- to die a dog's miserable death
- to squander away one's wealth
- to live a dog's life
- to enquire about one's welfare
- to know one's nature
- to know one's likes and dislikes
- to be a fool for one's pains
- to show a short temper to show one's fastidiousness
- to lick somebody's shoe
- to sow dragon's teeth
- thanks_offering—money paid by a client to one's legal counsel (and his clerks) over and above the usual remuneration (for winning a case)
- to hold one's head high
- to be a slave of (one's) circumstances
- tuc
- tud
- telephone bell
- tully
- to lose all one's strength
- to one's heart's content
- to go back (on one's words etc.)
