get the heat off of, to stop or reduce intense pressure, blame, or criticism directed at someone, tell all the nitty-gritty, the core, essential, or practical details of a subject, as a united front, working together and showing complete agreement as a group, dog sb, to follow someone closely and continuously, or to cause ongoing trouble for them over a long time, be an asset, to be a useful, valuable, or helpful person or thing that brings an advantage to a group, greed, a very strong, selfish desire to have more of something, fend for yourself, to take care of, protect, and provide for your own needs, come at sb, to move toward someone in a threatening, aggressive, or attacking way, kick sb off, to force someone to leave, remove them from a group, bring sth to the table, to offer a useful skill, provide a helpful benefit, or make a good contribution to a group, share the spotlight, to let other people get public attention, praise, or credit instead of keeping all the focus on yourself, start back at square one, to start a plan over from the very beginning because your last try failed, taxing, demanding, exhausting, or burdensome, put a lot of strain on, to cause heavy pressure, stress, or a burden on something until it becomes weak, let loose, to release something from control, to relax and enjoy yourself, go out of your way, to make an extra, deliberate effort to do something, often to help or please someone else, get a cease and desist, a formal command to stop an action (cease) and not start it again, far-fetched, hard to believe, unlikely to be true, or too unrealistic, grievance, a real or perceived wrong, a cause for complaint, or an official workplace protest, disdain, a strong feeling of dislike or disrespect toward someone or something, snide comments, sneaky, indirect insults or mean remarks, brave a fear, to face a frightening or difficult situation with courage instead of running away, lead astray, to guide someone in the wrong direction, encourage bad or immoral behavior, give it credit, to praise, acknowledge, or recognize a good action, get under your skin, to annoy you, upset you, or affect you deeply, get worked up, to become very upset, angry, or anxious about something, often more than you should, petty, Being mean, selfish, or easily upset over minor things, contention, disagreement, put my best foot forward, to try as hard as you can and make a very good first impression, the other way around, in the opposite direction, reverse order

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