Rodgers Dictionary of Proverbs
Trust but verify.
Trust dies because bad pay poisons him.
Trust everybody, but thyself most.
Trust god and keep your powder dry.
Trust in Allah, but keep a tight leash on
your camel.
Trust in Allah, but tie your camel.
Trust in God -- but tie your camel tight.
Trust in god but lock your car.
Trust in God but lock your doors.
Trust in God upon good security.
Trust in God, but mind your own business.
Trust in God, but tie your camel.
Trust is the biggest liability of all.
Trust is the mother of exasperation.
Trust makes way for treachery.
Trust me, but look to thyself.
Trust no one, until you have eaten a peck of
salt with him.
Trust not a dog that limps.
Trust not a horse's heel, nor a dog's tooth.
Trust not a horse's heels.
Trust not a new friend or an old enemy.
Trust not a skittish horse, nor a great lord,
when they shake their heads.
Trust not a spiteful man.
Trust not a sword in the hands of a boy.
Trust not a woman, even when dead.
Trust not still water nor a silent man.
Trust not the praise of a friend nor the
contempt of an enemy.
Trust not to God but upon good security.
Trust not tow with firebrands, not a woman
with men.
Trust not your all in one ship.
Trust not your gossip to a priest who has
been a friar.
Trust not your money to one whose eyes are
bent on the ground.
Trust the virgin and don't run.
Trust was a good man; Trust-not was a
better.
Trust well rides away with the horse.
Trust your best friend as you would your
worst enemy.
Trust your instincts.
Trust yourself and your horse.
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Trust, beware whom.
Trust, but locate the doors.
Trust, but not too much.
Trust, but verify.
Trusting in wealth is like looking for
feathers on turtles.
Trusting too much to others has been the
ruin of many.
Trusty as a troll.
Truth and folly dwell in the wine-cask.
Truth and honesty keep the crown o' the
causey.
Truth and morning become light with time.
Truth and oil are ever above.
Truth and oil come to the surface.
Truth and oil, always come to the surface.
Truth becomes lost in the turmoil of
arguments.
Truth came to market but could not be sold;
however, we buy lies with ready cash.
Truth can take you everywhere... including
jail.
Truth cannot be hid under a bushel.
Truth cannot be hidden forever beneath evil.
Truth comes back where she has once
visited.
Truth conquers all things.
Truth creeps not into corners.
Truth does not happen, it just is.
Truth does not need many words.
Truth fears no trial
Truth fears nothing but concealment.
Truth finds foes, where it makes none.
Truth finds no asylum.
Truth gives a short answer, lies go round
about.
Truth has a handsome countenance but torn
garments.
Truth has a scratched face.
Truth has always a sure bottom.
Truth has but one color, a lie has many.
Truth has no branches.
Truth ill-timed is as bad as a lie.
Truth is a spectre that scares many.
Truth is always homeless.