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Food Idioms

from http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/People+food


food for thought

Fig. something for someone to think about; issues to be considered. Your essay has provided me with some interesting food for thought. My adviser gave me some food for thought about job opportunities.

See also: thought

starve for some food

to be very hungry for something. I am just starved for some fresh peaches. We were starved for dinner by the time we finally got to eat.

See also: some, starve

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

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give somebody food for thought

to make someone think seriously about something What you've suggested has certainly given me food for thought.

See also: give, thought

Cambridge Idioms Dictionary, 2nd ed. Copyright © Cambridge University Press 2006. Reproduced with permission.

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(something) to go

packed or wrapped to take with you I'd like two cheeseburgers to go. The ads say these bars offer complete, balanced nutrition to go.

food for thought

something worth thinking about seriously Thanks for your suggestion - it gave us lots of food for thought.

See also: thought

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Food Idioms

from http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/People+food


food for thought

Fig. something for someone to think about; issues to be considered. Your essay has provided me with some interesting food for thought. My adviser gave me some food for thought about job opportunities.

See also: thought

starve for some food

to be very hungry for something. I am just starved for some fresh peaches. We were starved for dinner by the time we finally got to eat.

See also: some, starve

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

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give somebody food for thought

to make someone think seriously about something What you've suggested has certainly given me food for thought.

See also: give, thought

Cambridge Idioms Dictionary, 2nd ed. Copyright © Cambridge University Press 2006. Reproduced with permission.

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(something) to go

packed or wrapped to take with you I'd like two cheeseburgers to go. The ads say these bars offer complete, balanced nutrition to go.

food for thought

something worth thinking about seriously Thanks for your suggestion - it gave us lots of food for thought.

See also: thought

Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms Copyright © Cambridge University Press 2006. Reproduced with permission.

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Control Idioms

Control
from http://www.goenglish.com/Idioms/Control.asp

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Almost Lost It » 
(almost lost control of one's thoughts, one's feelings, or one's body; almost started laughing; almost vomited...)

Blowing Your Top » 
(getting angry and yelling out of control...)

Bug Out » 
(get upset; lose control...)

Die Laughing » 
(one laughed so violently that one could not control one's actions...)

Flying Off The Handle » 
(getting upset and going out of control...)

Forget Oneself » 
(forget to control one's actions...)

Get A Handle On Something » 
(be able to control it better...)

Have A Handle On Something » 
(have a good understanding and control of that thing...)

Keep A Close Rein On Someone Or Something » 
(control it carefully...)

Out Of Hand » 
(not under control; crazy; fun...)

Spread Like Wildfire » 
(it moved fast and out of control...)

Take Leave Of One’s Senses » 
(not act rationally; not act like oneself; lose control...)

Take The Bull By The Horns » 
(take strong action and gain control of the situation...)

Control Idioms

Control
from http://www.goenglish.com/Idioms/Control.asp

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Almost Lost It » 
(almost lost control of one's thoughts, one's feelings, or one's body; almost started laughing; almost vomited...)

Blowing Your Top » 
(getting angry and yelling out of control...)

Bug Out » 
(get upset; lose control...)

Die Laughing » 
(one laughed so violently that one could not control one's actions...)

Flying Off The Handle » 
(getting upset and going out of control...)

Forget Oneself » 
(forget to control one's actions...)

Get A Handle On Something » 
(be able to control it better...)

Have A Handle On Something » 
(have a good understanding and control of that thing...)

Keep A Close Rein On Someone Or Something » 
(control it carefully...)

Out Of Hand » 
(not under control; crazy; fun...)

Spread Like Wildfire » 
(it moved fast and out of control...)

Take Leave Of One’s Senses » 
(not act rationally; not act like oneself; lose control...)

Take The Bull By The Horns » 
(take strong action and gain control of the situation...)

Roots -- Latin -- Exercise

1	letter
	carn	liter	dic	fid
2.	all
	omni-	du-	lingu	nat
3.	hand
	man	-cide	sept-	semi-
4.	thousandth
	tri-	magna	milli-	radic
5.	before
	ceed	ante-	verb	-cide
6.	pour
	ann	carn	ego	fus
7.	water
	aqua	e-	scrib	uni-
8.	two
	duo-	trans-	quadru	ego
9.	to lead
	uni-	vok	duc	vit
10.	meat, flesh
	carn	junct	enn	dec
11.	year
	quadr	ir-	ann	verb
12.	wrong, evil, ill, bad
	mal-	ann	semi-	medi
13.	field, crop production
	carn	agr	aqua	fid
14.	to cut
	aqua	inter-	enn	sect
15.	living, life, live
	viv	vers	lud	ver