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Cloud on the horizon What does Cloud on the horizon mean?	If you can see a problem ahead, you can call it a cloud on the horizon.
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get into something What does "get into something" mean?	become very interested in something

six feet under What does "six feet under" mean?	to be dead	My friend does not plan to move from his house until he is six feet under.
lead (someone) around by the nose What does "lead (someone) around by the nose" mean?	to make someone do what you want	My sister has been leading her husband around by the nose since they got married.
carry over (something) What does "carry over (something)" mean?	to save or postpone something for another time	The department store will carry over their sale until after the national holiday.
or else What does "or else" mean?	or suffer the consequences	The teacher told the students to be quiet or else.
feather in one`s cap What does "feather in one`s cap" mean?	something to be proud of, an honor	Winning the speech contest was a feather in the boy's cap and a great honor.

Stand in good stead What does "Stand in good stead" mean?	If something will stand you in good stead, it will probably be advantageous in the future.
suds What does "suds" mean?	beer
like a bump on a log What does "like a bump on a log" mean?	unresponsive	The boy spent the morning at home like a bump on a log.
Born with a silver spoon in your mouth What does "Born with a silver spoon in your mouth" mean?	If you are born with a silver spoon in your mouth, you are born into a rich family.
fine state of affairs What does "fine state of affairs" mean?	an unpleasant situation	The mess in the bathroom was a fine state of affairs and I had to deal with it quickly.

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Cloud On The Horizon Idiom