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Thinking

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Get Another Think Coming »
(what will happen is not what you are expecting; the result is not going to be good for you...)

Great Minds Think Alike »
(people with great minds think like each other...)

Think A Great Deal Of Someone Or Something »
(have a very good opinion of...)

Think A Lot Of Someone Or Something »
(have a very good opinion of...)

Think Back On Someone Or Something »
(remember that thing...)

Think Better Of Something »
(have a better feeling towards...)

Think Highly Of Someone Or Something »
(you think there is a lot of good in that person...)

Think Inside The Box »
(thinking in old, outdated ways; not original...)

Think Little Of Someone Or Something »
(not have a lot of respect for...)

Think Nothing Of Someone Or Something »
(not respect that person; think that person is no good...)

Think On One's Feet »
(find creative solutions quickly...)

Think Out Loud »
(speak one's ideas while thinking...)

Think Outside The Box »
(Think without following traditional rules...)

Think Someone Or Something Fit For Something »
(believe that one is good enough to do the job...)

Think Something Out »
(think about it in detail...)

Think Something Over »
(consider the different aspects of some problem...)

Think Something Up »
(discover a new idea...)

Think The World Of Someone Or Something »
(think that one is one of the most important in the world...)

Think Twice Before Doing Something »
(don't decide too quickly; it might not be good to do that...)

Who Do You Think You're Kidding? »
(You are mistaken and I am not going to be fooled by your error...)

Who Do You Think You're Talking To? »
(You are talking to me as if I don't understand the situation...)

You Think You're So Smart »
(don't be so arrogant...)

A Little Knowledge Is A Dangerous Thing »
(people who have only a little knowledge about something often make big mistakes because they think they know more than they actually know...)

Cat Got Your Tongue? »
(you can't think of anything to say; something is stopping you from speaking...)

Comparing Notes »
(finding out what other people think...)

Devil May Care Attitude »
(one acts like one does not care what others think...)

Do Not Have All One's Marbles »
(that person does not think clearly...)

Dropping Names »
(saying the names of important people so people will think you are important...)

First And Foremost »
(the number one most important think that needs to be done...)

Food For Thought »
(something which is interesting to think about...)

Get Down To The Nitty Gritty »
(work on the small details of the project; think and talk about the many small details...)

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

Hash Something Over »
(talk and think about it together to understand it better)s...)

In All Probability »
(probably; it will probably happen; it is likely; i think so...)

Mull Something Over »
(think about it; consider it carefully...)

No Comment »
(I have nothing to say; I will not say what I think...)

Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind »
(one does not think about what one does not see...)

Say Something Right To Someone's Face »
(tell that person directly what you think; not speak secretly...)

See Red »
(become so angry that one can only feel the anger and is not able to think...)

You Scared Me Out Of My Wits »
(what you did frightened me so that I could not think clearly...)

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