missing idioms of the list

[Moniker]

Is there a good reason why the followings are not listed:

To cramp by style
To bark at the wrong tree

Are they so rarely used?

[Tdol]

I don't know 'cramp by style'; I'll look into it. We do have the bark idiom- http://www.usingenglish.com/referenc...rong+tree.html. We generally skip words like 'to' at the beiginning as it can be used in many forms. You can search the list by keyword.

[Red5]

Surely that should be "Cramp my style"?

[fhpham]

Originally Posted by Moniker

Is there a good reason why the followings are not listed:
To cramp by style
To bark at the wrong tree
Are they so rarely used?

More often: "bark up the wrong tree" which means to blame the wrong person