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Question		Answer
we only have her word for it start learning		her words are the only proof
to not be able to get a word in edgeways start learning		to not be able to say anything because someone is constantly talking
to not mince one's words start learning		to speak straightforward, without worrying about ofending someone
word has it start learning		it is said
by word of mouth start learning		orally
words fail me start learning		to not be able to describe something (often regarding amazement)
not a word to anybody start learning		don't tell anybody
you will have to take my word for it start learning		you will have to trust me
word for word start learning		in the exact same way
a man of few words start learning		Someone who isn’t very talkative
keep one's word start learning		keep a promise
to have to eat one's words start learning		to be forced to admit you were wrong about something
to be lost for words start learning		to not be able to say aything (in a negative way)
put in a good word for somebody start learning		to recommend somebody
buzzword start learning		a popular phrase
from the word go start learning		since the beginning
to have the last word start learning		to have the most important standpoint on something
too... for words start learning		to emphasize a certain feeling towards something
four letter word start learning		a word consdered rude, often refering to sex
household word start learning		something/somebody that everyone knows
to have a quick word with somebody start learning		to talk with someone briefly
leave without a word start learning		leave without waiting while not saying anything
give somebody one's word start learning		to promise something
to send a word start learning		message
to spread the word about it start learning		to spread news about something
say the word start learning		used when asking somebody to give orders
not to breathe a word start learning		to keep a secret
it's the last word start learning		to be modern

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