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• In the blink of an eye

  This idiom describes something that happens extremely quickly or instantaneously.

• Out of the corner of one's eye

  To see something indirectly, often fleetingly, without turning one's head to look at it directly.

• Feel it in my bones

  To have a strong, intuitive sense or premonition about something, often without clear, logical evidence.

• Rest one's eyes

  To close one's eyes for a short period, typically for a nap or brief relaxation, without necessarily falling into a deep sleep.

• Raspy voice

  A raspy voice is one that sounds rough, harsh, or grating, often due to a sore throat, overuse, or illness.

• Gravelly voice

  A gravelly voice is deep, rough, and harsh, often sounding as if gravel is caught in the throat.

• Lump in one's throat

  A sensation of tightness or blockage in the throat, often due to strong emotion like sadness, sentimentality, or fear, making it difficult to speak or swallow.

• Shoulder the burden

  To accept or take on a difficult responsibility or heavy task.

• Like a rack of bones

  This idiom describes a person or animal that is extremely thin and emaciated, often to an unhealthy or alarming degree.

• Choke up

  To become so overcome with emotion, typically sadness or gratitude, that one struggles to speak clearly or at all.

• To be itching to do something

  To have a strong, eager desire or impatience to do something.

• Quick as a wink

  Something that happens extremely fast or instantly.