Idioms
Speak volumes
convey a great deal without using words
Splitting hairs
to argue about small details of something
Spread like wildfire
spread with great speed
Stalking horse 🐎
a person or thing used to hide someone's true intentions
❝ The new policy was just a stalking horse for deeper budget cuts ❞
Stick to one's guns
remain faithful to
Sticky fingers
an inclination to steal
Swollen headed
conceited
Take the biscuit
be the most remarkable or foolish of its kind
Take thee at thy word
truly believe
Take to heart
greatly affected
Take to task
to rebuke
Through thick and thin
under all circumstances
Tickled Pink
very happy or amused
Tied to apron strings
Wholly dependent on or controlled by a woman, especially one's mother or wife
Till the cows come home
for an indefinitely long time
To bid defiance
to disregard recklessly
To cross swords
disagreed
To pick holes
to find weak points in something
To take heart
to find confidence, courage, or hope
To the manner born
to do something as though it is coming naturally