| a roof over one's head |
a place to live; home; shelter. |
| all over |
in every part of something; everywhere. |
| all over with |
completely finished; over. |
| be over |
to be finished; to have reached a conclusion (sometimes used to indicate great finality or that all efforts to change the conclusion are useless). |
| be over someone |
to no longer feel any romantic feelings for (someone). |
| bend over backward |
to try very hard; make a great effort. |
| bend over backwards |
to try very hard; make a great effort. |
| blow over |
to subside; let up. |
| boil over |
to boil to overflowing. |
| bowl over |
to strike down or throw to the ground. [2 definitions] |
| bubble over |
to show great cheer and liveliness. |
| carry-over |
that which is carried over or retained; residue; remainder. [2 definitions] |
| come over |
to come from one place to another to see or do something with someone else (used only when people are in the same town, area, or space). [6 definitions] |
| cry over spilled milk |
to worry unduly about something that cannot be undone. |
| cry over spilt milk |
to worry unduly about something that cannot be undone. |
| do over |
to do (something) again. [2 definitions] |
| drop over |
to come from a relatively near place to another place for a casual visit. |
| fork over |
(informal) to give or pay, with some degree of reluctance. |
| get over |
to recover from (something). |
| go over |
to review, discuss, or consider (something). [2 definitions] |