knew when to fold 'em
knew
got a clue
knew one's stuff
did by halves
knew of
knew any better
knawed
knew what was what
knew better
knew which end is up
knew one's shit
did it
got something twisted
cleped
got some
forewent
broke it down
got the chop
did one's bit
fell together
knew one's onions
chose
knew someone
gave about
shrieved
got right down to cases
gave forth
underdid
lay about
forthspoke
chose sides
bestrowed
got one's crap together
restruck
did one's thing
got one's shorts in a knot
foreheld
restrove
got a word in edgewise
fand
slove
did
lay down
knew one's way around
got one's hands on
picked and chose
got one's shit together
outspoke
unate
choked down
did one's job
spoke one's mind
knew someone when
got a word in edgeways
upstole
clove
riddle me ree
undersang
was used to
belay
co-wrote
spoke
misknew
sank in
regave
sated
got what was coming to one
underwent
did one's ease
gave rise to
chose up
rewove
learnt
so they said
gave in
got in with
reaped what one had sown
foresaw
reaped what one sowed
did in
was all about
intersowed
got laid
quartersawed
forslong
hyd
drew one's horns in
fell for
forsaw
forslung
interlay
ran
snothe
broke it to
laid hands on
got it up
unknew
wrote for the drawer
unsang

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