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Here's mud in your eye! What does Here's mud in your eye! mean?	Drink up! (a drinking toast)	"Here's mud in your eye," I said as we drank a toast to my new job.
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pick (someone`s) brains What does "pick (someone`s) brains" mean?	to extract ideas or information from someone for one`s own use	They are always picking my brains to get new ideas for their business.

nose around/about What does "nose around/about" mean?	to look for something kept private or secret, to pry into something	The secretary nosed around her boss's desk to try and discover what was happening in the company.
come to a bad end What does "come to a bad end" mean?	to have a disaster, to die	The man and his family came to a bad end when they moved to the country.
have an ear for (something) What does "have an ear for (something)" mean?	to have the ability to learn music or languages	The girl has an ear for languages and she can learn them very fast.
lock horns with (someone) What does "lock horns with (someone)" mean?	to get into an argument with someone	I locked horns with my neighbor yesterday morning.
square accounts with (someone) What does "square accounts with (someone)" mean?	to settle one's financial accounts with someone, to get even with someone	I went to the store to square accounts with the manager.
grit What does "grit" mean?	verve; courage.	"True Grit" (movie title). 2. Show some grit and fight.
tarred with the same brush What does "tarred with the same brush" mean?	to have the same good or bad points (usually used for bad points) as someone else	The boy was tarred with the same brush because his friends were some of the worst students in the school.

spoken for What does "spoken for" mean?	to be taken/reserved	All of the tickets to the concert are spoken for.
talk through one`s hat What does "talk through one`s hat" mean?	to say something without knowing or understanding the facts	Our supervisor is talking through his hat and does not know what he is talking about.
DNR What does "DNR" mean?	do not resuscitate (in case of cardiac arrest or other systemic failure).	There's a DNR order on his chart.
catch (someone) with their pants down What does "catch (someone) with their pants down" mean?	to surprise someone in an embarrassing situation or doing something that they should not be doing	The sales manager was caught with his pants down when he was asked for the sales figures that he did not have.

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Here's Mud In Your Eye! Idiom