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To assess costs or fees in enough small amounts that it adds up to a substantial sum. start learning		nickel and dime somebody My phone company has been nickel and diming me for years.
to exist only in small numbers or amounts start learning		be thin on the ground Traditional bookshops are thin on the ground these days.
To have a tendency to be cowardly or easily frightened. start learning		have a yellow streak down one's back He knew what they were doing was wrong, but he has a yellow streak down his back that kept him from intervening.

JSTBMP - Week 1 - Idioms