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As neat as a new pin What does As neat as a new pin mean?	This idiom means tidy and clean.
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use some elbow grease What does "use some elbow grease" mean?	to use some effort	The kitchen could use some elbow grease to make it clean again.

back out (something) from a parking space or back (something) out of a parking space What does "back out (something) from a parking space or back (something) out of a parking space" mean?	to drive a vehicle out of a parking space	The woman backed the car out of the parking space.
slice of the cake What does "slice of the cake" mean?	a share of something	The city tax office wants a slice of the cake in our new business.
not for love nor money What does "not for love nor money" mean?	not for anything	I will not for love nor money agree to work weekends starting next month.
sleaze What does "sleaze" mean?	disgusting, despicable person
freaked out What does "freaked out" mean?	stunned; shocked; surprised

brown bag What does "brown bag" mean?	bring lunch in a brown paper bag
Sharp as a tack What does "Sharp as a tack" mean?	If someone is as sharp as a tack, they are very clever indeed.
klotz What does "klotz" mean?	clumsy, often dumb, person
joker in the pack What does "joker in the pack" mean?	someone or something that is likely to change a situation in an unexpected way (the joker is one of the cards in a deck of cards that can be used as any card that you want in some games)	The small company was almost bankrupt. However, their new product was the joker in the pack that could save their business.

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As Neat As A New Pin Idiom