Phrase thesaurus

Split Phrases

104 phrases and expressions related to "split".

Phrases

  • Frasier has left the building (A catchphrase from Frasier)
  • French leave
  • Gardening leave
  • Go Greyhound and leave the driving to us (Greyhound Lines advertising slogan)
  • Go our separate ways
  • Hang a left
  • Have a crack at something
  • Hit the bricks (a cursory slang term telling someone to leave)
  • In a cleft stick
  • In from left field
  • Keep left
  • Leave be
  • Leave it out
  • Leave no child behind (Political slogan)
  • Leave no stone unturned
  • Left hanging
  • Left holding the baby
  • Left in the lurch
  • Left out in the cold
  • Left right and centre
  • Left right, left right, march
  • Left standing
  • Left to your own devices
  • Left wing
  • Lickety split
  • Love them and leave them
  • Make like a banana and split
  • Make like a tree and leave
  • Mister Gorbachev, tear down this wall! (A slogan from President Reagan)
  • Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall (Political slogan)
  • My Baby Left Me (Elvis Presley song)
  • Out of left field
  • Red Army Fraction (German left wing terrorist group also call Red Army Faction)
  • Religious divide
  • Separate the sheep from the goats
  • Shoot through (to leave or abscond)
  • Softly As I Leave You (Frank Sinatra song)
  • Split decision
  • Split personality
  • Split the vote
  • Split your sides with laughter
  • Splitting hairs
  • Splitting headache
  • Step on a crack, break your mother's back
  • Switch hitter (A baseball expression denoting a batter who can hit left or right handed)
  • Take it or leave it
  • Take leave of your senses
  • Tear jerker
  • Tear limb from limb
  • Tear off a strip
  • Tear to ribbons
  • Tear your hair out
  • That's going to leave a mark
  • The north south divide
  • The right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing
  • Tough nut to crack
  • Two left feet
  • We'll leave the light on for you (Motel 6 advertising slogan)
  • You can leave in a huff. If that's too soon, you can leave in a minute and a huff (Groucho Marx line)