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What is the origin of idiom to your

The idiom "to your" is not a complete idiom. It's missing the second part of the phrase.

Here are some common idioms that start with "to your":

* To your health! - This phrase is used to toast someone, wishing them good health. It originated in the Middle Ages, when people believed drinking together could ward off disease.

* To your liking - This means something is done or prepared in a way that someone finds pleasing. It's a more formal way of saying "to your taste."

* To your heart's content - This phrase means to do something as much as you want, without any limits.

If you have a different idiom in mind that starts with "to your," please provide the full phrase so I can help you find its origin.

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