Keep Your Options Open Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Keep Your Options Open Idiom mean?

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Keep your options open What does Keep your options open mean?	If someone's keeping their options open, they aren't going to restrict themselves or rule out any possible course of action.
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fill (someone) in or fill in (someone) What does "fill (someone) in or fill in (someone)" mean?	to tell someone the details about something	"I will fill you in later about our plans for the weekend."

gross somebody out What does "gross somebody out" mean?	show or tell somebody something disgusting, repulsive or vulgar
get one's knuckles rapped What does "get one's knuckles rapped" mean?	receive punishment for something	The boy got his knuckles rapped after a stern lecture from the judge.
DNA What does "DNA" mean?	Deoxyribonucleic Acid - main constituent of the chromosomes of all organisms	Deoxyribonucleic Acid - main constituent of the chromosomes of all organismsThe large university has spent a lot of money in the study of DNA.
bankroll someone What does "bankroll someone" mean?	to supply someone with money, to finance someone	The movie actor bankrolled his son while the son was producing his first movie.
jam on the brakes What does "jam on the brakes " mean?	quickly put the brakes on in a car to stop	He jammed on the brakes and was able to avoid hitting the child.

up and around What does "up and around" mean?	out of bed and moving about	I was up and around before 6:00 AM this morning.
until the cows come home What does "until the cows come home" mean?	until very late	It is my birthday today so I plan to stay out and party until the cows come home.
chew the fat What does "chew the fat" mean?	to chat	The two men were chewing the fat in front of the house.
a sitting duck What does "a sitting duck" mean?	an unsuspecting person who is easily fooled - as if he or she were waiting to be attacked	The woman was a sitting duck for the thief when she sat on the bench with her purse beside her.

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Keep Your Options Open Idiom