- fancy free: Unrestricted or carefree.
- fair play: Honest and just behavior, especially in sports or competition.
- fight fire with fire: Respond to an attack or challenge with the same methods as the attacker.
- foul play: Dishonest or illegal behavior, especially in a game or contest.
- good riddance: An expression of relief at being rid of something or someone undesirable.
- green eyed monster: Jealousy or envy.
- for ever and a day: For a very long time; indefinitely.
- a foregone conclusion: Something that is certain to happen or be true; an outcome that is already decided.
- a dish fit for the gods: Something exceptionally delicious or delightful.
- a sorry sight: A pitiful or unpleasant appearance.
- all that glitters is not gold: Not everything that looks valuable or attractive is actually so.
- all’s well that ends well: If the final outcome is good, then previous problems or difficulties don’t matter.
- as dead as a doornail: Completely lifeless or inactive.
- as dead as a doornail: Completely lifeless or inactive.
- at one fell swoop: All at once; in a single action.
- the be all and end all: The most important thing; the ultimate goal or purpose.
- high time: The right or appropriate time for something to happen, often implying it should have happened sooner.
- in a pickle: In a difficult or troublesome situation.
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