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Sporting
dead ringerA person or thing that looks so exactly like another that the two are easily mistaken for one.
Attested1878
Sporting
straight from the horse’s mouthInformation obtained directly from the person or source with the most authority on it, rather than through rumour or second-hand report.
Attested1861
Sporting
bring home the baconTo bring home the bacon is to earn a living or achieve a decisive success, supplying what is needed through one’s efforts.
Folk Etymology1906
Sporting
saved by the bellRescued from a difficult or losing situation at the last possible moment by a timely interruption or intervention.
Folk Etymology1890
Sporting
the ball is in your courtIt is now your turn to act or decide, and responsibility for the next move has passed to you rather than anyone else.
Unproven—
Sporting
hands downEasily and by a clear margin; without effort, dispute or serious competition, as in an unquestioned winner.
Attested1832