hold back
to restrain or control something
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to restrain or control something
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
to consider something of little value
to keep something under control
To firmly maintain a position or attitude
Remain strong and unwavering in a decision or position
to wait or stop for a moment
To remain calm and composed in a difficult situation
to delay or postpone something
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
Wait anxiously or expectantly for something to happen
to be able to drink a lot without showing signs of intoxication
to wait or refrain from acting or reacting
Feel proud and confident
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
to drink alcohol without showing its effects
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
To remain calm and confident in a difficult situation
To maintain one's position or performance despite challenges
Remain silent and not express one's opinion
To remain silent or refrain from speaking
to wait patiently or restrain oneself
to keep or retain something
Prepare for a surprising or exciting event
refuse to give in or cooperate
to postpone or delay something until later
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
To force someone to take responsibility or action
to give someone support and guidance
To have great influence or control over something
to maintain a steady course
Wait, don't forget what you were just thinking or saying.
Have control or power in a situation
To have everyone's attention and be the only one speaking
Maintain a position or situation against opposition
Wait or pause for a moment
Control financial decisions or resources
be in control or charge of something
To preside over or officiate a boxing match
To be the center of attention
remain in a stable or functional state despite difficulties
to delay or stop something temporarily
to fulfill one's responsibilities or do one's share
Be valid.
To support two opposing sides
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
Wait. Slow down.
Don't be in such a hurry; keep your temper.
A tactic to maintain possession of the ball
An old Greek saying; Augustus used it of his situation in Rome, meaning it was equally dangerous to keep hold or to let go.
Delaying or putting something on hold until a decision can be made
In an awkward predicament, held responsible for faults committed by others.
achieving something with one attempt
To go into a hole, to shelter in a hole.
The national hero of Denmark. See OGIER THE DANE.
A holiday bowler; a bad bowler. Blind man's holiday; darkness, night. A holiday is any part of a ship's bottom, left uncovered in paying it. SEA TERM. It is all holiday; See ALL HOLIDAY.
Fine or well-turned speeches or phrases; complimentary speeches. We have also /'holiday manners," "holiday clothes,'* meaning the best we have.
A holler back; a reply.
It was quiet a hollow thing; i.e. a certainty, or decided business.