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Fed up to the back teeth What does Fed up to the back teeth mean?	When you are extremely irritated and fed up with something or someone, you are fed up to the back teeth.
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lose ground What does "lose ground" mean?	go backward, become weaker, not improve	The government has been losing ground in their fight against inflation.

have one`s heart set on (something) What does "have one`s heart set on (something)" mean?	to want something very much	The little boy has his heart set on getting a dog for his birthday.
on the fence (about something) What does "on the fence (about something)" mean?	to be undecided	The politician is on the fence about the tax issue.
get nowhere fast What does "get nowhere fast" mean?	to make no progress	We are getting nowhere fast in our effort to convince our boss to give us a holiday.
throw up one`s hands (in despair/frustration) What does "throw up one`s hands (in despair/frustration)" mean?	to give up trying, to admit that one cannot succeed	I threw up my hands in frustration when I was unable to complete the telephone call.
Saigon moment What does "Saigon moment" mean?	A Saigon moment is when people realise that something has gone wrong and that they will lose or fail.
have (something) on the tip of one's tongue What does "have (something) on the tip of one's tongue" mean?	be almost able to remember a specific fact such as a name or place	I have the actor's name on the tip of my tongue but I can't remember it.
sue me What does "sue me" mean?	idiom. retort said to reject or dismiss somebody's statement.	You say you don't like it? So sue me.
Blood and thunder What does "Blood and thunder" mean?	An emotional speech or performance is full of blood and thunder.
con What does "con" mean?	deceive; cheat; swindle.	Don't try to con me, I know you're lying.

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Fed Up To The Back Teeth Idiom