In The Catbird Seat Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does In The Catbird Seat Idiom mean?

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In the catbird seat What does In the catbird seat mean?	If someone is in the catbird seat, they are in an advantageous or superior position.
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mark up (something) What does "mark up (something)" mean?	mess something up with marks	The child marked up the new table that her parents had just bought.

have a mind like a steel trap What does "have a mind like a steel trap" mean?	have a very sharp and agile mind	The man has a mind like a steel trap and can remember most things easily.
go out of fashion/style What does "go out of fashion/style" mean?	to become unfashionable	Striped pants have recently gone out of fashion.
Set in stone What does "Set in stone" mean?	If something is set in stone, it cannot be changed or altered.
wishy-washy What does "wishy-washy" mean?	unable to decide, have no definite opinion	He is very wishy-washy and can never make up his mind about what he wants to do.
blood is thicker than water What does "blood is thicker than water" mean?	family members are closer to one another than to others	Blood is thicker than water and people usually support and help their family in times of trouble.
as happy as a clam What does "as happy as a clam" mean?	happy and content	The little girl was as happy as a clam while she played with her toys.
as easy as ABC What does "as easy as ABC" mean?	very easy	Learning how to use a computer is as easy as ABC for the children.
red-eye What does "red-eye" mean?	an airplane flight that leaves late at night and arrives early in the morning	We caught the red-eye flight last night and we are very tired today.
clean bill of health What does "clean bill of health" mean?	the assurance that an animal or person is healthy	The astronaut was given a clean bill of health before he began training.

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In The Catbird Seat Idiom