(to Be) Hung Up On (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does (to Be) Hung Up On (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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(to be) hung up on (someone or something) What does (to be) hung up on (someone or something) mean?	to be obsessed or devoted to someone or something	My friend is hung up on one of his colleagues at work.
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TLC What does "TLC" mean?	Tender Loving Care	Tender Loving CareWith lots of TLC the house plants did very well under my sister's care.

feel the pinch What does "feel the pinch" mean?	to have problems caused by having too little money	The family is beginning to feel the pinch since the husband lost his job.
have a cow What does "have a cow" mean?	to become very angry and upset about something	Our teacher had a cow when he discovered that nobody had prepared for the class.
happy hour What does "happy hour" mean?	a time in bars or restaurants when drinks are served at a discount	We stopped at the restaurant during happy hour and had a drink.
have (someone or something) on one's hands What does "have (someone or something) on one's hands" mean?	to be burdened with someone or something	I do not want to have the responsibility for the party on my hands.

as tough as an old boot What does "as tough as an old boot" mean?	very tough, not easily moved by feelings such as pity	The old lady is as tough as an old boot and never shoes her feelings at all.
kiss and tell What does "kiss and tell" mean?	participate in something private and then tell others about it	I don't trust her because she is the kind of person who will kiss and tell.
come to an end What does "come to an end" mean?	to stop, to finish	When the story came to an end both of the children had fallen asleep.

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(to Be) Hung Up On (someone Or Something) Idiom