| avail oneself of |
to make use of to one's advantage. |
| be oneself |
to be in one's usual state of health or mind. [2 definitions] |
| beside oneself |
very upset or excited. |
| by oneself |
alone or without help; also myself, herself, himself, yourself, yourselves, ourselves, and themselves. |
| feel like oneself |
to be in a healthy frame of mind or physical condition; feel good. |
| feel oneself |
to be in a healthy frame of mind or physical condition; feel good. |
| fend for oneself |
to provide for one's needs without the help of others. |
| find oneself |
to discover one's true nature, interests, or vocation. |
| forget oneself |
to fail to act in a conventional, dignified, or self-controlled manner. |
| help oneself |
to take for oneself that which is offered or seems freely available, without little or no hesitation or request for permission. |
| let (oneself) in for |
to allow the possibility for something to enter one's life; to commit oneself to some possibility. |
| make a spectacle of oneself |
to behave in a silly or foolish way in public. |
| outsmart oneself |
to cause (one's plans) to backfire by excessive or misdirected cleverness. |
| price oneself out of the market |
to charge so much money for goods or services that one loses customers. |
| pull oneself together |
to calm down or stop crying. [2 definitions] |
| pull oneself up by one's own bootstraps |
to succeed by one's own efforts. |
| watch oneself |
to proceed with care. [2 definitions] |