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close down
close down and shut down
close eyes to
close the door on
close up shop
closing the stable door after the horse has bolted
could with eyes closed
get shut of
keep mouth shut
Keep your mouth shut

open and shut
open-and-shut case
put up or shut up
Put up or shut up!
shut down
Shut face!
shut off
shut out
shut the door on
Shut the stable door after the horse has bolted

shut up
Shut up about it
shut up like a clam
shut up shop
Shut up!
Shut your cake hole!
some shut-eye
Well, shut my mouth!
When one door shuts, another opens
with eyes closed

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be second to none
be seeing you
be set in concrete
be shaking in boots
be shitting bricks
be short of a bob or two
be shot to hell
be shut
be sick and tired of
be sitting on a goldmine
be sitting pretty
be six feet under
be skin and bone
be slow off the mark
be slow on the uptake

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