| # |
Proverbs |
| 1426 | To put a spoke in somebody's wheel. |
| 1427 | To put off till Doomsday. |
| 1428 | To rob one's belly to cover one's back. |
| 1429 | To roll in money. |
| 1430 | To run with the hare and hunt with the hounds. |
| 1431 | To save one's bacon. |
| 1432 | To send (carry) owls to Athens�. |
| 1433 | To set the wolf to keep the sheep. |
| 1434 | To stick to somebody like a leech. |
| 1435 | To strain at a gnat and swallow a camel. |
| 1436 | To take counsel of one's pillow. |
| 1437 | To take the bull by the horns. |
| 1438 | To teach the dog to bark. |
| 1439 | To tell tales out of school. |
| 1440 | To the good listener, half a word is enough. -Spanish Proverb |
| 1441 | To throw a stone in one's own garden. |
| 1442 | To throw dust in somebody's eyes. |
| 1443 | To throw straws against the wind. |
| 1444 | To treat somebody with a dose of his own medicine. |
| 1445 | To understand your parents' love, bear your own children. -Chinese Proverb |
| 1446 | To use a steam-hammer to crack nuts. |
| 1447 | To want to forget something is to remember it. -French Proverb |
| 1448 | To wash one's dirty linen in public. |
| 1449 | To wear one's heart upon one's sleeve. |
| 1450 | To weep over an onion. |
