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  1. a woman for all seasons. be open season (on someone or something) come in heat. come in (to) season. come into season. for everything there is a season. four seasons in one day. gooseberry season. in good season.

  2. cut no ice. cut no ice, to. cut no ice with (one) cut no ice with someone. ricockulous. cockamamie. wash with (one) have (one's) head read. make a fool (out) of (someone or oneself)

  3. Definition of you saved the day in the Idioms Dictionary by The Free Dictionary

  4. finish (something) on a high note. To finish, complete, or leave (something) at a successful, impressive, or climactic point. I know we've had quite a few losses this season, but let's win this last game and finish on a high note! After winning the Oscar, she decided to finish her career on a high note. See also: finish, high, note, on. Farlex ...

  5. dry beg. slang To try to obtain something by asking for it indirectly or vaguely. I can't stand when my roommate dry begs by complimenting the dinner I made so I'll offer him some of it. Quit dry begging and just come right out and tell me what you want! I know Lucy's only commenting on how neatly my laundry's folded because she's dry begging ...

  6. Definition of flipping heck in the Idioms Dictionary by The Free Dictionary

  7. fold like a (cheap) lawn chair. give (one) the chair. grab a chair. in the chair. keep (one) on the edge of (one's) chair. keep (one's) chair. keep chair. keep you on the edge of your seat. like rearranging (the) deckchairs on the Titanic.