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100

To wear your heart on your sleeve. 

To be open with your emotions. 

100

To take your time. 

To do something slowly and deliberately. 

100

To pay a compliment. 

To say something nice about a person. 

200
To have a change of heart. 

To change your mind; to do something different than you originally intended. 

200

To take your anger out on someone. 

To punish a person for something they haven't done or that isn't their fault.  
200

Pay-as-you-go

To pay for something in small installments rather than all at once. 

300

To have a hearty breakfast. 

To have a breakfast that is nourishing (maybe) and filling. For example, eggs, toast, fruit, sausage, and juice. 

300

To take a rain check. 

To postpone an appointment/date. 

300

To pay a back-handed compliment. 

To say something in a way that sounds like a compliment, but is actually insulting. (sarcastic)

400

To have a heavy heart. 

To be sad about something. 

400

To do a double take. 

To look twice at something because you are surprised. 

400

To pay your respects.

To acknowledge a tragedy. 

To acknowledge an achievement in someone's life.

500
To take heart. 

To look on the bright side of a situation and feel encouraged; to have faith that something will turn out ok. 

500

To take the cake. 

When something is the most shocking or extreme example. 

500

Pay homage

To give credit, pay respect, or refer back to something else that inspired you.

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