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adapt oneself to the company
After his illness he is just a bag of bones
An honest man’s word’s as good as his bond!
by his reputation for honesty
by oneself
Children, particularly small ones, require a lot of attention
Crying is the refuge of plain women but the ruin of pretty ones.
Davy Jones
Duty is what one expects from others, it is not what one does oneself.
Fashion is what one wears oneself. What is unfashionable is what other people wear.
He makes no bones about it
He who sits in a glass house should not throw stones
Honest injun!
honest-to-goodness
Honesty is the best policy
I always like to know everything about my new friends, and nothing about my old ones.
I turn an honest penny
If one wants to have one’s busines well done, one must do it oneself
It is not selfish to think for oneself. A man who does not think for himself does not think at all.
It is so easy to convert others. It is so difficult to convert oneself.
lazy bones
Least said soonest mended
Least said, soonest mended
Let bygones be bygones
Little thieves are hanged, but great ones escape
Other people are quite dreadful. The only possible society is oneself.
People who live in glass houses should not throw stones
People who live in glass-houses should not throw stones
psyche oneself up
Self-sacrifice is a thing that should be put down by law. It is so demoralising to the people for whom one sac...
Sticks and stones may break my bones
The commonest thing is delightful if one only hides it.
Though he’s poor, he’s an honest man
to accustom oneself to new surroundings
to adapt oneself to circumstances
to adorn oneself with borrowed plumes
to affiliate oneself with a society
to air oneself
to be a bag of bones
to be a mere ghost of oneself
to be at odds with oneself
to be beside oneself
to be beside oneself with joy
to be full of oneself
To be hardly able to stay on ones feet
to be just skin and bones
to be nothing but skin and bones
to be oneself again
to be sent to Davy Jones’ locker
to betake oneself to flight
to blow one’s stones
to bring oneself to do something
to bring oneself up to date
to bury oneself
to bury oneself in one’s books
to bury oneself in one’s work
to cack oneself
to catch oneself doing/thinking
to chin oneself
to clue someone/oneself up
to collect oneself
to come of poor but honest parents
to come to oneself
to come to terms with oneself
to confess oneself guilty
to converse with oneself
to count oneself happy
to cross oneself
to cut oneself loose from
to deck oneself out in one’s Sunday best
to defend oneself
to deny oneself every luxury
to dig oneself in
to do oneself proud
to doctor oneself
to doll oneself up
to draw oneself up
to dress oneself
to drink oneself stupid
to drive all before oneself
to drug oneself up to the eyeballs with something
to earn an honest penny
to ease oneself
to enclose oneself in a wall of prejudice
to enrol [oneself] for a course
to establish oneself
to establish oneself permanently in ...
to excuse oneself for being late
to expose oneself to ridicule
to fall over oneself to do something
to feel something in one’s bones
to feel sorry for oneself
to feel sure of oneself
to fend for oneself
to find oneself
to find oneself doing something
to find oneself in a difficult position
to forget oneself
to gather oneself
to gen someone/oneself up
to get a grip on oneself
to get above oneself
to get off a few good ones
To get one down oneself
to get one down oneself
to get oneself in a muddle over something
to get oneself psyched up
to girdle oneself with courage
to give a good account of oneself
to give a poor account of oneself
to give an account of oneself
to give oneself airs
to give oneself airs and graces
to give oneself Dutch courage
to give oneself up
to give oneself/someone away
to go into a huddle with oneself
to handle oneself
to hang oneself
to have a high opinion of oneself
to have a soft side to oneself
to have fight in oneself yet
to have had it coming to oneself
to have it coming to oneself
to have it in oneself
to have not exactly covered oneself with glory
to have one’s wits about oneself
to have the devil in oneself
to help oneself
to immerse oneself in something
to jerk oneself free
to keep a firm grip/hold on something/on oneself
to keep oneself in check
to keep things to oneself
to keep to oneself
to keep up with the Joneses
to kill oneself
to kill oneself laughing
to know how to enjoy oneself
to land oneself in a mess
to laugh oneself sick
to laugh oneself silly
to laugh oneself stupid
to lay hands upon oneself
to lay oneself open to attack
to lay oneself open to criticism/ridicule
to leave oneself open
to let bygones be bygones
to let it get to oneself
to let oneself be carried away
to let oneself go
to let oneself in for something
to look after oneself
to lose oneself in something
To love oneself is the beginning of a life-long romance.
To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance.
to lumber oneself with someone/something
to make a fool of oneself
to make a life for oneself
to make a name for oneself
to make a nuisance of oneself
to make a proper charlie of oneself
to make an ass of oneself
to make an exhibition of oneself
to make no bones about
to make no bones about something
to make oneself at home
to make oneself cheap
to make oneself conspicious
to make oneself conspicuous
to make oneself do something
to make oneself familiar with
to make oneself feel mean
to make oneself heard
to make oneself ill
to make oneself look ridiculous
to make oneself popular
to make oneself scarce
to make oneself understood
to make oneself useful
to make something of oneself
to mumble to oneself
to nearly kill oneself
to nerve oneself to do something
to not be able to help oneself
to not spare oneself
to outdo oneself
to perjure oneself
to pick oneself up
to pig out/oneself
to pinch oneself
to piss oneself laughing
to pit oneself against someone
to pit oneself against the forces of nature
to plonk oneself
to plume oneself
to plume oneself on something
to price one’s goods/oneself out of the market
to price oneself out of the market
to pride oneself on something
to primp oneself
to promise oneself never to do something again
to prostrate oneself before someone
to psych/psyche oneself up
to puff oneself up
to pull oneself together
to push oneself hard
To put ones hand to the plough
to put oneself about
to put oneself across
to put oneself in someone’s place/into someone else’s shoes
to put oneself on a parallel with someone
to put oneself on the line
To put oneself out
to put oneself out
to rein oneself in
to run someone/oneself down
to saddle oneself with someone/something
to saddle oneself with something
to sell oneself short
to shift for oneself
to shoot oneself in the foot
to shout oneself hoarse
to show oneself
to show oneself to be competent
to show oneself up
to sob oneself to sleep
to spruce oneself up
to stick up for oneself
to still have got much life in oneself
to stodge oneself
to take it upon oneself to do something
to talk oneself black in the face
to talk oneself hoarse
to the best of ones knowledge
to think no end of oneself
to think oneself safe
to tie oneself in knots
to tog oneself out/up
to top oneself
to treat oneself to something
to turn an honest penny
to unburden oneself
to work oneself up into a lather
When one is in love one begins by deceiving oneself. And one ends by deceiving others.
When one is in town one amuses oneself. When one is in the country one amuses other people.
with honesty
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