Arm, Hand And Leg Idioms

• You've Got To Hand It To (Someone)
  someone has done something well (although you may not approve of other things that they have done)
  "You've got to hand it to our friend.
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• Wring (Someone's) Hand
  to hold someone's hand tightly when you greet or say good-bye to him of her
  The man stood wringing my hand for a long time when I met him.
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• Wring One's Hands
  to worry and be upset about something and not be doing anything about it
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• Wrap (Someone) Around One`S Little Finger
  to have complete control over someone, to manipulate someone
  My sister has her boss wrapped around her little finger and she can do anything that she wants.
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• Work One`S Fingers To The Bone
  to work very hard
  The woman worked her fingers to the bone in order to make enough money to feed her children.
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• Work Hand In Hand (With Someone)
  to work closely together with someone in order to achieve something
  The government is working hand in hand with the police department to solve the road problems.
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• With Open Arms
  warmly, eagerly, glad to see someone
  The author was welcomed with open arms when he came to visit the city.
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• With One Hand/Both Hands Tied Behind One's Back
  easily, even under a severe handicap
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• With Hat In Hand
  with humility
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• Win (Something) Hands Down
  easily, without a doubt
  The new mayor won the election hands down.
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• Welcome (Someone) With Open Arms
  to greet someone eagerly
  We welcomed the new teacher with open arms.
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• Wash One`S Hands Of (Someone Or Something)
  to withdraw from or refuse to be responsible for something, to stop one's association with someone
  I decided to wash my hands of the problem with the new secretary and let someone else deal with it.
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• Use Some Elbow Grease
  to use some effort
  The dirty kitchen could use some elbow grease to get it clean again.
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• (Get/Gain/Have) The Upper Hand (On Someone)
  to get into a position that is superior or more advantageous than someone else
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• Up In Arms
  to be very angry and wanting to fight, to be equipped with guns or weapons and ready to fight
  The students were up in arms over the school's plan to make them wear uniforms.
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