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Do credit to (someone)

Do in (someone)

Do in (something)

Do justice to (something)

Do not have a leg to stand on

Do one's best

Do one's bit/part

Do one's duty

Do one's thing

Do or die

Do something by the book

Do something rash

Do the dishes

Do the honors

Do the trick

Do time

Do with (someone or something)

Do with (something)

Do without (something)

Do wonders

Dog and pony show

Dog in the manger

Dog-eat-dog

Doll (oneself) up

Dollar for dollar

Don't give up the ship

Don't hold your breath.

Done for

Done in

Done to a T

Done with (something)

Donkey's years

Doomed to failure

Dose/taste of one's own medicine

Double back

Double check (something)

Double date

Double up

Double-cross (someone)

Double-talk

Doubting Thomas

Down and dirty

Down for the count

Down in the dumps

Down in the mouth

Down on (someone)

Down on one's luck

Down one's alley

Down the drain

Down the hatch

Down the line

Down the tubes

Down to earth

Down to the bone

Down to the last detail

Down to the wire

Down with (an illness)

Down-and-out

Down-at-the-heels

Down/out for the count

Drag in (someone or something)

Drag on

Drag on (someone)

Drag one's feet/heels

Draw (someone) out

Draw a blank

Draw a line between two things

Draw blood

Draw fire

Draw first blood

Draw in one's horns

Draw interest

Draw lots/straws

Draw the line

Draw to a close

Draw up (something)

Draw up a contract

Draw up an agreement/contract

Dredge (something) up

Dress (someone) down

Dress up

Dressed to kill

Dressed to the nines

Dressed to the nines/teeth

Drink like a fish

Drive (someone) up a wall

Drive (something) home

Drive a hard bargain

Drive at (something)

Drive somebody nuts

Driving force behind (someone or something)

Drop (someone) a line

Drop (someone/something) like a hot potato

Drop a bombshell

Drop a hint

Drop around

Drop back

Drop by

Drop by the wayside

Drop dead

Drop everything

Drop in (on someone)

Drop in one's tracks

Drop in the bucket

Drop names

Drop out of school

Drop the ball

Drop the subject

Drop/dump (something) in (someone's) lap

Drown (someone) out

Drown one's sorrows

Drum (something) into (someone's) head

Drum up (something)

Dry run

Dry up

Duck soup

Due process (of law)

DUI

Dumb bunny

Dump someone

Dutch auction

Dutch courage

Dutch treat

Dutch uncle

Duty bound (to do something)

DVD

Dwell on (something)

Dyed-in-the-wool

Dying to (do something or go somewhere)

E

E.g.

Each and every

Eager beaver

Eagle eye

Ear to the ground

Earful

Early bird

Early bird catches the worm

Early on

Earn one's keep

Ears are burning

Ears are red

Ears are ringing

Ears become red

Ease off/up on (someone or something)

Easier said than done

Easy come, easy go

Easy does it

Easy money

Easy to come by

Easy-going

Eat (someone) for breakfast

Eat (someone) out of house and home

Eat (something) up

Eat and run

Eat away at (someone)

Eat away at (something)

Eat crow

Eat dirt

Eat high on/off the hog

Eat humble pie

Eat like a bird

Eat like a horse

Eat one's cake and have it too

Eat one's heart out

Eat one's words

Eat out

Eat out of (someone's) hand

Eat out of (someone's) hands

Eating someone

Ebb and flow

ECG

Edge (someone) out

Egg (someone) on

Either feast or famine

Eke out (a living)

Elbow (someone) out of (something)

Elbow (someone) out of (somewhere)

Elbow grease

Elbow room

Eleventh-hour decision

End in itself

End of one's rope

End up (doing something or going somewhere)

End up (somewhere)

Engage in small talk

Enough to go around

Enter (someone's) mind

Equal to (something)

ER

Escape (someone's) notice

ESL

ESP

ETA

Even so

Even-steven