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Steer Clear Of

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Steer Clear Of - to stay away from something or someone

• I really need to steer clear of the guy at the end of the street. I do not trust him at all.
• You need to steer clear of Joe. He is nothing but trouble.
• The boss is in a bad mood. We need to steer clear of him for a while.
• We need to steer clear of the police. The police are not good in my country.
• We need to steer clear of the field at the end of the block. It is not safe to play there.
• We need to steer clear of strange people walking around at night.

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Spare Time

Small Talk

Sink In

Spick And Span

Smoke Like A Chimney

Sweet As Honey

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Sound Asleep

Sit Back

Shop Around

Shop Lift

Shopping Therapy

See Red

Shut Eye

Sore Loser

Shake Up

Sell Like Hotcakes

Stir The Pot

Slack Off

Super Spreader

Smooth Things Over

Sticky Fingers

Snowed Under

Suit Yourself

Strong As An Ox

Simmer Down

Sit Tight

Stand Someone Up

Spread Yourself To Thin

Sell Someone Short

Save For A Rainy Day

Sour Grapes

Settle Down

Stir Crazy

Social Distance

Spoiled Brat

Sore Loser

Same Here

Spring Chicken

Sinking Fast

Sell Like Hotcakes

Seed Money

Second To None

Start Fresh

Step By Step

Smell A Rat

Sick And Tired

Sleep Like A Rock

Sleep Like A Log

Sweet

Shoot The Breeze

Short Fuse

Step Up

Sit Tight

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See You Around

See You Later

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Short On Cash

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Sink Or Swim

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Slipped My Mind

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Smoke Like A Chimney

So Far, So Good

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Spread Like Wildfire

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Stuck Up

Stick With

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