on time; dead time; do time; double time; down time; first time; first time round; for the first time; for the last time; from time to time; full time; game time; give someone a hard time; give someone a nice time; give someone the time; give someone the time of day; give someone time; give someone time out; good old time; good time; good times; good- time charley; half the time; half time; hard time; hard times; have a big time; have a good time; have a hard time; have a rough time; have a time; have no time for something; have the time; have time for some- thing; high old time; high time; in good time; in no time; in one’s own good time; in one’s own time; in one’s time; in the fullness of time; in the same time; in the time of some- thing; in time; keep bad time; keep good time; keep up with the times; kill time; kill-time; killing time; know the time of day; last time; latency time; low time; make a time about something; make a time for something; make good time; make the big time; make time; make time for someone; make time for some- thing; make time with someone; mark the time; mark time; not before its time; off time; old before one’s time; on one’s own time; on time; one has no time for someone; one’s time of life; out of one’s time; out of time; pass the time; pass the time of day; past one’s time; peak time; play against time; play for time; quality time; question of time; real time; run out of time; second time, a; second time, the; serve one’s time; serve time; short time; small time; some other time; some time; some time or other; some times; take one’s time; take the time; take time; take time by the forelock; take time off; take time out; there is a time for everything; thin time; this time; time after time; to time; true time; two time; up time; watch the time; zero time) tin (sardine tin) tip (give someone a tip) tip-off (give someone a tip-off ) tiptoe (on tiptoe) tire (cold as a wagon tire; reinvent the flat tire) titanic (be titanic; go titanic) toast (be milk toast; be toast) toe (dip one’s toes in the water; have it away on one’s toes; on one’s toes; tread on someone’s toes) together (all together; get it together; get oneself together; hold oneself together; keep oneself together) toll (take a toll of; take a toll on) tom (aunt tom; blind tom; every tom, dick and harry; long tom; old tom; peeping tom; peeping-tom tv; uncle tom; uncle tom cobley; uncle tom cobley and all; whipping tom) tongue (bite one’s tongue; bite the tongue; give someone the rough side of one’s tongue; give someone tongue; give tongue; lose one’s tongue; speak with a double tongue) tooth (by the skin of one’s teeth; cut one’s teeth; cut teeth; get one’s teeth into something; grind one’s teeth; grit one’s teeth; put teeth into some- thing; set one’s teeth; set someone’s teeth on edge; to someone’s teeth; to the teeth) top (at the top of something; at the top of the heap; at the top of the tree; be on top of someone; come on top of something; come out on top; come to the top; from the top; from top to bottom; from top to toe; get on top of something; go over the top; on the top of something; on top; on top of something; on top of the world; thin on top; up top) torch (carry the torch) touch (at a touch; get in touch with someone; in touch; keep in touch with someone; lose one’s touch with someone; lose touch with someone; put the touch on someone; within touch) tow (in tow; on tow) town (get out of town; go out on the town; go to town; man about town; man of the town; open town; paint the town red; wide-open town; woman about town; woman of the town) toy (boy toy; boy’s toy) trace (jump the traces) track (back on track; fast track; in the track of someone; jump the track; keep someone on track; keep track of someone; off the beaten track; off the track; on the track of someone; on the wrong track) trade (in the trade; in trade; jack of all trades) trail (at the trail; on the trail) train (boat-train; ghost train ; liner train) tree (out of one’s tree; shake someone’s tree; shake the pagoda tree; shake the plum tree; umbrella tree; up a tree) trial (at the trial; hold a trial; in trial; on trial; put someone on trial; take someone on trial) trick (do the trick; know a trick or two; know all the tricks of the trade; make the trick; pull off a hat-trick; turn a trick; turn the trick) trip (free trip) trot (at a trot; on the trot; on the trots) trouble (be in trouble; be in trouble with someone; get someone into trouble; give someone trouble; have trouble; have trouble to do some- thing; have trouble over something; have trouble with someone; put someone to trouble; take the trouble to do something; take trouble over something) truck (fall off a truck; fall off the turnip truck) true (it is not true; out of true) truly (yours truly) trumpet (blow one’s own trumpet; yel- low trumpet) trust (in trust; on trust) try (have a try at something; have a try for something) tub (blood-tub) tube (boob tube; in the tube) tune (sing a different tune) turk (young turk) turkey (go cold turkey; not say pea- turkey; not talk turkey; talk cold turkey; walk turkey) turn (another turn of the screw; in turn; in turns; not know where to turn; speak out of turn; take a turn; take turns) twice (think twice) two (have two strings to one’s bow; in two; in two’s; it takes two to make a bargain; it takes two to tango; kill two birds with one stone; make two bites of a cherry; number two; num- ber twos; run after two hares; serve two masters; take two bites of a cherry; that makes two of us) uncle (everybody and their uncle; talk like a dutch uncle) under (down under) uneasy (feel uneasy about something; feel uneasy at something) union (come into the union; go into the union) up (bottom up; bottoms up; have an up on someone; on the up; on the up and up; what’s up; what’s up with) upper (on the uppers) upstairs (man upstairs) use (be used to doing something; come into use; have a use for something; have no use for something; have the use of something) useful (come in useful) usher (gentleman usher; gentleman usher of the black rod) utmost (at the utmost; to the utmost) valley (silicon valley) veil (behind the veil; draw a veil over something; under the veil) velvet (in velvet; on velvet) venus (girdle of venus) verge (be on the verge of something) version (revised standard version, the; revised version, the) view (at the view of someone; at the view of something; in the view of someone; in view of something; on the view; on view; on view of some- thing; take a dim view of something; – 395 – Key Word Index