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Be on the pig's back What does Be on the pig's back mean?	If you're on the pig's back, you're happy / content / in fine form.
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burn one`s fingers What does "burn one`s fingers" mean?	to suffer from a bad experience	My father burned his fingers in the stock market and he does not want to invest money there again.

easy does it What does "easy does it" mean?	doing something slowly or without sudden movements	"Easy does it," I said as we moved the large piano.
far-fetched What does "far-fetched" mean?	difficult to accept; difficult to believe.	"That story's pretty far-fetched. Nobody'sgoing to believe it."
calc What does "calc" mean?	calculus (class or subject in school).	My calc teacher makes it easier than I thought it'd be.
take a hard line (with someone) What does "take a hard line (with someone)" mean?	to be firm with someone, to have a firm policy for dealing with someone	The company takes a hard line with people who come to work late.
In a tight spot What does "In a tight spot" mean?	If you're in a tight spot, you're in a difficult situation.
black out What does "black out" mean?	to darken a room or building by turning off the lights	During the war, people in the cities were forced to black out their windows so nobody could see them.

times change What does "times change" mean?	the values and fashions of life change	Times change and when my friend went to buy some tapes for her tape recorder she found that they were no longer being produced.
Same here! What does "Same here!" mean?	Me too! I agree!	"Same here," I replied when someone said that they were having problems with their Internet provider.
Make a song and dance What does "Make a song and dance" mean?	(UK) If someone makes a song and dance, they make an unecessary fuss about something unimportant.
Broke as a joke and it ain't funny What does "Broke as a joke and it ain't funny" mean?	This idiom in my opinion describes how it's not funny to be without a cent and just uses broke and joke as rhyming words that help explain this idiom a lot better.
bugger around What does "bugger around" mean?	behave carelessly or dumbly

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Be On The Pig's Back Idiom