*even
(with someone) not being indebted to someone for money; no longer needing to retaliate against someone. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I will get even with you for breaking my baseball bat! Jimmy got even with Bill by punching him in the nose.
See:- (even) a worm will turn
- (even) the best of friends must part
- all the more reason for
- an even break
- as we speak
- as we speak, (even)
- be even
- be even (with someone)
- be/get even with somebody
- break even
- call it even
- can't even
- don't even go there
- Don't even look like
- don't even look like (something)
- Don't even think about it
- don't get mad, get even
- even
- even a blind pig can find an acorn once in a while
- Even a worm will turn
- even as
- even better
- even break
- even Homer (sometimes) nods
- even if it kills me
- even if only
- even if/though
- even in the best of times
- even keel
- even money
- even now
- even now/then
- even out
- even so
- even Stephens
- even Steven
- even stevens
- even the score
- even then
- even though
- even up
- even/much/still less
- evened out
- even-Steven
- get an even break
- get even
- get even with
- give (one) an even break
- give someone an even break
- have an even chance
- have an even chance of (doing something)
- honours are even
- I can't even
- keep on an even keel
- land so poor it wouldn't even raise a fuss
- land so poor you couldn't raise a fuss on it
- never give a sucker an even break
- never give a sucker an even chance
- not (even) go there
- on an even keel
- with honours even
- without (even) batting an eye
- without (even) batting an eyelash
- without (even) blinking an eye