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Neck

Needed

keyword:  Need
A Friend In Need Is A Friend Indeed »
(people who need things are often polite and act like friends...)


All In Good Time »
(no need to rush; it will happen at the right time...)


Caught Short »
(lacking something that you need...)


For Free »
(you don't need to pay; money is not required...)


Get Something Out Of One’s System »
(do something that you feel the need to do; say something in order to feel better...)


Give A Blank Check To Someone »
(give someone the freedom to spend as much money as they think they need...)


Got Ants In Your Pants »
(a feeling that you need to move your legs; restless; can't stop moving...)


In A Pinch »
(when you are stuck and need help; when you are in need...)


In Due Time »
(it will happen eventually; there is no need to rush it or hurry...)


Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention »
(you find a way to do what you need to do...)


Need Something Yesterday »
(need that to be done as soon as possible...)


Why Put Off Until Tomorrow What You Can Do Today »
(don't delay; do the things you need to do as soon as possible...)


You Need That Like You Need A Whole In The Head »
(you do not need that; you have no need for that...)




Neck

Needed


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