glass (have a glass too much; see through a glass darkly; see through rose-colored glasses) glory (in glory; in one’s glory) glove (put on the gloves; take off the gloves) go (balloon goes up, the; bang go; be a bit gone; be gone on someone; be too far gone; come and go; get-go; get-up-and-go; go too far; have a go at it; have a go at someone; have a go at something; have get up and go; have something going for one; have something going with someone; have to go; have to go some; here goes; here we go; how goes it; it goes without saying; it’s all go; it’s all the go; it’s no go; it’s not a go; let one- self go; let someone go; let some- thing go; let something go by; make a go of it; make it go; on the go; one has to go; one has to go some; pay as one goes; show must go on, the; there goes; there you go; touch and go; way to go; way to go einstein; way to go grace; what goes around, comes around; what goes up, must come down) go-by (give something the go-by) goal (shoot a goal; shoot at the goal) goat (run like a hairy goat) god (act of god; action of god; before god; child of god; city of god; man of god; man-god; mother of god; son of god, the) going (coming and going; comings and goings; go while the going is good) gold (good as gold; strike gold) goldfish (feed the goldfish) good (as good as; be good form; be good to go; be in good form; do good; do good to someone; do some- one good; feel good; for good; for good measure; for the good; look good; make good; make good going; make good on something; no good to someone; not good for someone; not good to someone; stand in good with someone; stand someone in good stead; stay good; to the good) goods (deliver the goods; get the goods; green goods; hot goods) goose (cook one’s goose; gay as a goose; kill the goose that lays the golden eggs; one wouldn’t say boo to a goose; swim like a tailor’s goose) gooseberry (play gooseberry; play old gooseberry) gown (evening gown; night gown) grade (make the grade in something) grandmother (teach one’s grandmother to suck eggs) grasp (get a grasp of something; in one’s grasp; within one’s grasp) grass (bring someone to grass; come off the grass; come to grass; go to grass; put someone out to grass; send someone out to grass; send someone to grass) grave (dig one’s own grave) grease (be greased; in grease; in the grease) green (be green; be green around the gills; in green; in the green; spring green; spring greens) grief (bring someone to grief; give someone grief ) grip (get a grip on something; get to grips with something) ground (be on home ground; be on one’s own ground; bring someone to the ground; bring something to the ground; cover ground; cover the ground; down to the ground; fall to the ground; from the ground up; gain ground on someone; gain ground with someone; get off the ground; get something off the ground; go on the ground; go to ground; go to the ground; high ground; hit the ground; hit the ground running; home ground; off the ground; on home ground; on the ground; run someone into the ground; run someone to ground; run something into the ground; run something to ground; stand one’s own ground; take ground; take the ground; thin on the ground; touch ground; under ground) guard (home guard, the; life-guard; national guard, the; on guard; on one’s guard; stand guard; stand on guard; van guard) guide (girl guide) guider (girl guider) gun (air gun; blow great guns; give it the gun; go great guns; stick to one’s guns; under the gun) gunner (air gunner) gut (have no guts for something; have the guts; sweat one’s guts out) guy (all right guy; fall guy; go-to guy; right guy; wise guy) hail (thick as hail) hair (by a hair’s breadth; goats’ hair; hide and hair; keep one’s hair; keep one’s hair on; let one’s hair down; lift someone’s hair; not turn a hair; put one’s hair up; to a hair’s breadth; turn of a hair) half (by half; by halves; go halves with someone; in half; in halves; not half; not know how the other half lives; not the half; one’s better half ) half way (go halfway with someone) hand (all hands and the cook; ask for someone’s hand; ask someone for a hand; at hand; at short hand; be a good hand; be a steady hand; big hand; change hands; clasp hands; clasp one’s hands; close at hand; come to hand; dead hand; dead man’s hand; dirty one’s hands; do something out of hand; fall into someone’s hands; fold one’s hands; from hand to hand; from hand to mouth; get a hand for something; get a hand with something; get out of hand; give one’s hand to someone; give someone a free hand; give some- one a glad hand; give someone a good hand; give someone a hand; give someone one’s hand; hand in hand; hand-to-hand; have a free hand; have a hand for something; have a hand in something; have a heavy hand; have a light hand; have a steady hand; have clean hands; have good hands; have one’s hands free; have one’s hands full; have one’s hands tied behind one’s back; have something in hand; have something in one’s hands; have something on one’s hands; heavy in hand; hold one’s hand; hold someone’s hand; hold something in hand; hold some- thing in the hand; in hand; in short hand; in someone’s hands; keep one’s hands off; lay one’s hands on some- thing; lay one’s hands to something; left-hand; light in hand; light of hand; long hand; not know what the other hand is doing; off hand; off one’s hands; on either hand; on every hand; on hand; on one’s hands; out of hand; out of one’s hands; overplay one’s hand; pass from hand to hand; play one’s hand for all it is worth; put one’s hand on something; put one’s hand to something; put one’s hands on someone; put something in hand; put something out of hand; right-hand; short hand; show of hands; show one’s hand; sleight of hand; small hand; strong hand; take a hand at something; take a hand in something; take something in hand; try one’s hand; under one’s hand; with both hands; with both hands tied behind one’s back; with one hand tied behind one’s back; wring one’s hands; wring someone’s hand) handcuff (golden handcuffs) handle (fly off the handle; get a handle on something; go off the handle) hang (be left hanging; fit to be hung; leave someone hanging; let it all hang out; let it go hang) happen (accidents can happen; acci- dents will happen) hard (be hard up for something; drink hard; play hard to get; work hard) hardball (play hardball) hare (mad as a march hare; run with the hare and hunt with the hounds) haste (in haste; in one’s haste) hat (all hat and no cattle; black hat; brass hat; hang one’s hat; hang up one’s hat; have something under one’s hat; keep something under one’s hat; pick something out of a hat; pull something out of a hat; red hat; tin hat; wear two hats; white hat) have (be had; be had up; let’s be hav- Key Word Index – 384 –