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Thus, we learn the value of the coal we buy; we know to a tee the last penny of cost of every item of production, and we learn which firemen are the most wasteful, which firemen, out of stupidity or carelessness, get the least out of the coal they fire. John Barleycorn by London, Jack View in context " "Well," said I, "I know somebody that will suit you to a tee, if you don't care for money, and that's Hargrave's sister, Milicent. The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Bronte, Anne View in context			tiny tip tip hand tip of the iceberg tip off tip over tip the balance tip the scales tip the scales at tip the wink tip up tip with tire tire of tire out tired tit tit-for-tat tits and ass tittle-tattle tizzy to a fault to a fine art to a great extent to a man to a tee to advantage to all intents and purposes to and fro to be on the safe side to be safe to be said for to be sneezed at to beat the band to begin with to boot to call own to cap it all to coin a phrase to credit to cut a long story short to date to death to die for To each his own to each own To err is human to face to go to have a hollow leg to have the hots for			To a crum to a degree to a degree to a degree to a degree to a fare-you-well to a fault to a fault to a fault to a fault to a fine art to a first approximation to a great extent to a great extent to a greater extent To a hair to a higher place to a lesser extent to a limited extent to a lower place to a man to a man to a man to a man to a man To a nicety to a T to a T to a T to a T to a tee to a turn to a turn to a turn to a turn to a woman to a woman to a woman to a zeroth approximation to a zeroth approximation To abate a tax To abate into a freehold To abide by To abound in To abound with To Above To accept a bill To accept service To accept the person To Accept the reality, Experience the pain, Adjust, and Reinvest To Accompany Troops To account of To accredit To act a part To act as To act on To act the part of To act up to To address one's self to To address the ball to advantage

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