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List of English Language Idioms and Phrases which starting with s
safe bet
sailing close to the wind
salad days
save face
save your breath
saved by the bell
say cheese!
say what
scapegoat
scaredy-cat
score an own goal
scot-free
scrape the bottom of the barrel
scratch back
screw up
sea change
seal of approval
sealed with a kiss
second wind
see eye to eye
see stars
see the light
self-made man
sell like hot cakes
sell someone out
selling like hot cakes
sense of humour
set in ways
set off
set or put the cat among the pigeons
set the bar
seventh heaven
shades of grey
shadowban
shed light
shifting sands
shilly-shally
shoo-in
shoot from the hip
shoot the breeze
shot in the dark
show the door
show true colors
sick as a dog
silence is golden
silver fox
silver lining
sit on the fence
sit tight
sitting duck
sitting shotgun
six of one, half a dozen of the other
sixth sense
skating on thin ice
skid row
sky-high
slap on the wrist
sleep tight
slip of the tongue
slow day
smack dab
smell a rat
smell something fishy
smitten with
snow job
snow under
snowed in
snowed under
so and so
so far so good
so so
so to speak
son of a gun
southpaw
spanner in the works
spare, save blushes
speak of the devil
speak soon
speak too soon
speak up
spend a fortune
spend money like water
spick and span
spill the beans
spin a yarn
spine-tingling
spitting image
square peg in a round hole
stab in the back
stack the deck
stand a chance
stand in a good stead
stand out
stand your ground
stands to reason
start from scratch
status quo
stay up
steal someone's thunder
steal thunder
step out of line
sticky fingers
stiff upper lip
still waters run deep
stir up a hornet’s nest
stone’s throw
stop by
stormy relationship
straight from the horses mouth
straight from the horse’s mouth
straight shooter
strike a chord
strike while the iron is hot
strive to do
suited and booted
surgical strike
sweep under the carpet, rug
swing the lead
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