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Idioms Beginning with C, Continued, Page 2

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  • A couple (of)
  • Cold Comfort
  • Cold Fish
  • Cold, Hard Cash
  • Collect Dust
  • Come Apart at the Seams
  • Come Full Circle
  • Come Hell or High Water
  • Come In Handy
  • Come Into Someone’s Head
  • Come To A Head
  • Comparing Apples to Oranges
  • Conk Out
  • Cool As a Cucumber
  • Copycat
  • Cotton On To Something
  • Cotton To Someone or Something
  • Couch Potato
  • Couldn’t Agree More (I, somebody)
  • Count Your Blessings
  • Crack Up
  • Crocodile Tears
  • Cross My (or your) Heart
  • Cross Someone’s Path
  • Cross the Rubicon
  • Cross Your Fingers
  • Cry Me a River
  • Cry Wolf
  • Crying Shame, a
  • Curiosity Killed the Cat
  • Curry Favor, to
  • Curtains for Someone (or Something)
  • Cut And Dried
  • Cut and Run
  • Cut Corners
  • Cut From the Same Cloth
  • Cut Out of Whole Cloth
  • Cut the Mustard

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