Every Man And His Dog Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Every Man And His Dog Idiom mean?

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Every man and his dog What does Every man and his dog mean?	A lot of people - as in sending out invitations to a large number of people
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put ideas into (someone's) head What does "put ideas into (someone's) head" mean?	to suggest something to someone	The girl's best friend is always putting ideas into her head.

line up (something with something) What does "line up (something with something)" mean?	adjust two things correctly	The carpenter lined up the two pieces of wood before he nailed them together.
every inch a (something) What does "every inch a (something)" mean?	completely, in every way	Jack was every inch a sailor and loved to go out on the ocean with his boat.
settle for (something) What does "settle for (something)" mean?	to be satisfied with less than you want, to agree to accept something as a second choice	I settled for less than I originally wanted but still I am happy with my new contract at work.
worth one`s salt What does "worth one`s salt" mean?	to be worth what one is paid	Our secretary is worth her salt and is a great asset to our company.
spill one's guts What does "spill one's guts" mean?	confess; reveal everything

bitch out What does "bitch out" mean?	complain; gripe
partial to (someone or something) What does "partial to (someone or something)" mean?	favoring or preferring someone or something	Our boss is partial to the new person who recently began to work in our company.

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Every Man And His Dog Idiom