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  • A Bit Much
  • Big Deal
  • Big Fish in a Small Pond, a
  • Big Mouth, have a
  • Big of You (or one)
  • Big On Something
  • Bigger Fish to Fry (to have)
  • Bite Off More Than You Can Chew
  • Bite One’s Nails
  • Bite Someone’s Head Off
  • Bite the Bullet
  • Bite the Dust
  • Bite Your Tongue
  • Bitter Pill to Swallow, a
  • Black and Blue
  • Black Out
  • Blank Check
  • Bless Your (His/Her) Heart
  • Blessing In Disguise
  • Blind Leading the Blind
  • Blow a Hole in
  • Blow My Mind
  • Blow Off Steam
  • Blow Smoke
  • Blow Smoke Up Someone’s Ass
  • Blow the Lid Off (something)
  • Blow Your Own Horn
  • Blue Blood
  • Bone Of Contention, a
  • Bookworm
  • Bored to Death
  • Bottomless Pit
  • Bottoms Up
  • Bounce A Check
  • Brain Freeze
  • Bread and Butter
  • Break the Fourth Wall
  • Break the Ice
  • Break Up (with someone)
  • Breathe a Word (to not)
  • Bright and Early
  • Bright-eyed and Bushy-tailed
  • Bring Home (to someone)
  • Bring Home the Bacon
  • Broad Daylight, in
  • Brown Nose, to
  • Brownie Points
  • Buck For Something
  • Built Like a Brick Shithouse
  • Bundle of Nerves, a
  • Burn the Midnight Oil
  • Burn Your Bridges
  • Bury One’s Head In The Sand
  • Bury the Hatchet
  • Butterflies In Your Stomach
  • Buttonhole Someone
  • Buzz Off
  • By All Accounts
  • By and Large
  • By the Book
  • By the Numbers
  • By the Same Token
  • By the Skin of My (or one’s) Teeth
  • The Bitter End, to (until)
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