Idioms Starting with "S"

to gain an advantage over someone by acting first or taking initiative

to take credit or attention from someone else, often by doing something more impressive

to attract the most attention or praise in a performance or event

to deliberately avoid someone or something

to take over someone else's responsibilities or role

to make a foolish mistake or blunder, often resulting in embarrassment

to hurry up or increase speed

to upset or offend someone by interfering with their work or territory

to take on a challenge or responsibility with determination

to meet expectations or rise to a challenge

to indicate that something is finished or no longer viable

a person who is dull, unadventurous, or resistant to change