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have an eye to/for the main chance
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(Definition of have an eye to/for the main chance from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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have all the cares of the world on your shoulders idiom
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have an accident idiom
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have an axe to grind idiom
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have an ear for sth idiom
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have an eye for sth idiom
- have an eye to/for the main chance idiom
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have another/more than one string to your bow idiom
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have ants in your pants idiom
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have auxiliary verb
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have bats in the belfry idiom
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have been around the ridges idiom
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SMART Thesaurus: Cheating & tricking
Synonyms and related words:
- a numbers game idiom
- bamboozle verb
- blackmail verb
- bullshit verb
- casuistry noun
- deceive verb
- fiddle noun (DISHONEST BEHAVIOUR)
- fiddle verb (CHEAT)
- flannel verb
- hocus-pocus noun
- hoodwink verb
- impersonate verb
- jape noun
- jiggery-pokery noun
- put sb on phrasal verb
- put sth across/over sb phrasal verb
- racket noun (CRIME)
- rip sb off phrasal verb
- rook verb
- ruse noun
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