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Far Cry From

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Far Cry From - very different from something or someone

• My sister's car is a far cry from her old car.
• Living in the city is a far cry from living a small town.
• Working at home is a far cry from working in an office.
• A luxury hotel is a far cry from where I am used to staying.
• University is a far cry from high school.
• My new house is a far cry from my old apartment.

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Flake On Someone

Food For Thought

Fork Over

Fire On All Cylinders

Flip Flop

Feel The Pinch

Fly The Nest

Fake News

Feeling Off Color

French Leave

Full Of Bolonga

Fat Chance

Fan The Flames

Fizz Out

For Kicks

Fold Up

For Good

Freeloader

Fruit Cake

Fall On Deaf Ears

Full Of Hot Air

Flip out

Fed Up

Feel Out

Fill In The Blank

Fight Tooth & Nail

Fingers Crossed

From Cradle To Grave

Flip-flop

Freak Out

Fall For Someone

For All I Care

Fifty-fifty

Fat Cat

Fly High

For The Birds

Far Cry From

Foam At The Mouth

Feel At Home

Feed Up

Fair And Square

Flat Broke

Fender Bender

Fixed In Your Way

Find Out

Fine Tooth Comb

Finger Lickin Good

Fishy

Foot The Bill

Fly Off The Handle

Flunk Out

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