Just For The Record Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Just For The Record Idiom mean?

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Just for the record What does Just for the record mean?	If something is said to be just for the record, the person is saying it so that people know but does not necessarily agree with or support it.
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have a hand in (something) What does "have a hand in (something)" mean?	to be involved or play a part in (doing something)	The principal has a hand in the new cafeteria rules.

brown bag What does "brown bag" mean?	bring lunch in a brown paper bag
stone What does "stone" mean?	totally; completely; entirely
crack a joke What does "crack a joke" mean?	to tell a joke	The man was a lot of fun at the party because he was always cracking jokes.
from time to time What does "from time to time" mean?	occasionally	We go to the new restaurant from time to time.
What`s the big idea? What does "What`s the big idea?" mean?	Why did you do that?, What are you doing?	"What`s the big idea? Why are you using my bicycle?"
hard on (someone's) heels What does "hard on (someone's) heels" mean?	to be following someone very closely	The dog was hard on the young boy's heels.

wear down What does "wear down" mean?	make something become less useful or smaller or weaker by wearing or aging	Little by little the water wore down the beach at the edge of the river.
doomed to failure What does "doomed to failure" mean?	to be certain to fail	The policy of the school was doomed to failure because nobody would support it.
no point in (something) What does "no point in (something)" mean?	no purpose in doing something	There is no point in talking to my supervisor. He never listens to what I am saying.
take a crack at (something) What does "take a crack at (something)" mean?	to try/attempt to do something	"Have you decided to take a crack at writing the entrance examination?"
go dutch What does "go dutch" mean?	a date where each person pays half of the expenses	a date where each person pays half of the expensesIn university many of the students had little money so they often went dutch when they were on a date.
from the outset What does "from the outset" mean?	from the beginning	I knew from the outset that the recipe would be very good.

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Just For The Record Idiom