Idiom
Don't take any wooden nickels.
(USA) This idiom is used to advise people not to be cheated or ripped off.
Exact(11)
Fontanel does not take anything lightly.
He does not take anything lightly".
"That does not take anything away from the job they've done to date.
But that ending does not take anything away from everything he did for the national team".
The Wisconsin attorney general argued the law does not take anything from the unions since it technically does not remove any money currently in their accounts.
"As a culture, as my culture," he answered, polygamy "does not take anything from me, from my political beliefs and everything, including the belief in the equality of women".
Similar(49)
"He doesn't take anything too heavy".
It doesn't take anything".
Doesn't take anything for granted.
She doesn't take anything seriously.
"It doesn't take anything special to do that.
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