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English phrases headed by a preposition.
Pages in category "English prepositional phrases"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 2,819 total.
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- a.e.t.
- a.k.a.
- a/k/a
- AAMOF
- AAR
- about one's ears
- about one's person
- about that life
- above all
- above and beyond
- above average
- above board
- above grass
- above ground
- above measure
- above one's bend
- above oneself
- above one's huckleberry
- above one's pay grade
- above one's paygrade
- above one's station
- above par
- above proof
- above stairs
- above the curve
- above the fold
- above the fray
- above the law
- above the rim
- above the salt
- above water
- according to Cocker
- according to Gunter
- according to Hoyle
- according to one's lights
- according to one's understanding
- according to plan
- across country
- across lots
- across the board
- across the ditch
- across the line
- across the pond
- ad damnum
- à deux
- ad idem
- ad quod damnum
- aet
- AFK
- afk
- after a fashion
- after all
- after dark
- after hours
- after one's own heart
- after one's own soul
- after the fact
- after the Lord Mayor's show
- against all odds
- against nature
- against one's better judgment
- against the clock
- against the collar
- against the grain
- against the hair
- against the law
- against the run of play
- against the world
- against time
- ahead of one's time
- ahead of schedule
- ahead of the curve
- ahead of the game
- ahead of the pack
- ahead of time
- all at once
- all over the ballpark
- all over the board
- all over the gaff
- all over the lot
- all over the map
- all over the place
- all over the shop
- all over the show
- all sixes and nines
- AMA
- ante litteram
- AOR
- around one's ears
- around Robin Hood's barn
- around the bend
- around the clock
- around the Horn
- around the horn
- around the traps
- around the wicket
- around the world
- as much
- as a lamb to the slaughter
- as all fuck
- as a matter of fact
- as a matter of law
- as anything
- as a result
- as a whole
- as far as the eye can see
- as far as the eye could see
- as fate would have it
- as it stands
- as luck would have it
- as of right
- as often as not
- as one
- as quickly as possible
- as such
- as time goes by
- as times go
- as was
- as we know it
- as who should say
- as you like
- as you please
- at a stretch
- at all events
- at first bluff
- at once
- at the minute
- at a canter
- at a clip
- at a draft
- at a draught
- at adventure
- at a fast clip
- at a glance
- at a go
- at a guess
- at all adventures
- at all costs
- at all hands
- at all hours
- at all points
- at a loose end
- at a loss
- at a loss for words
- at a low ebb
- at a minimum
- at a moment's notice
- at anchor
- at antipodes
- at any event
- at any hand
- at any rate
- at a pinch
- at a premium
- at a price
- at a profit
- at a push
- at a rate of knots
- at arm's length
- at a run
- at a single stroke
- at a stand
- at a stroke
- at a time
- at a venture
- at bank
- at bar
- at bat
- at bay
- at best
- at bottom
- at call
- at church every time the doors are open
- at church every time the doors swing open
- at command
- at cost
- at cross-purposes
- at daggers drawn
- at dark
- at death's door
- at each other's throats
- at ease
- ATEOTD
- at fault
- at first
- at first blush
- at first glance
- at first sight
- at full stretch
- at full throttle
- at full tilt
- at gaze
- at grips
- at gunpoint
- at hand
- at heart
- at heck and manger
- at Her Majesty's pleasure