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After your own heart What does After your own heart mean?	A person after your own heart thinks the same way as you.
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in a pig's eye What does "in a pig's eye" mean?	never	I will never in a pig's eye drive with my friend to visit her family.

search one`s heart/soul What does "search one`s heart/soul" mean?	to study one`s reasons and acts, to try to discover if one has been fair and honest about something	I searched my soul to try and discover why my girlfriend had left me.
have a fit What does "have a fit" mean?	become upset	The woman had a fit when she saw what her son had done to her car.
go easy on (someone or something) What does "go easy on (someone or something)" mean?	be kind or gentle with someone or something	The judge wanted to go easy on the young man but his bad attitude made it difficult to try and help him.
a law unto oneself What does "a law unto oneself" mean?	one who makes one's own laws or rules	The city council member thought that she was a law unto herself until she resigned because of a scandal.
for the birds What does "for the birds" mean?	not interesting, something that you do not like, worthless	The movie was for the birds so we left early and went to eat.
read the riot act (to someone) What does "read the riot act (to someone)" mean?	to give someone a strong warning or scolding	The teacher read the riot act to her students when they began to misbehave in class.
WAG What does "WAG" mean?	wild-ass guess
air (something) out What does "air (something) out" mean?	to freshen something by putting it in the open air	We put the blankets outside in order to air them out.
at sixes and sevens What does "at sixes and sevens" mean?	in a state of confusion	The workers were at sixes and sevens after the announcement that the company was going out of business.

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After Your Own Heart Idiom