Know Full Well Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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Know full well What does Know full well mean?	When you know full well, you are absolutely sure that you know.
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reputed to be/do something What does "reputed to be/do something" mean?	to be thought to do/be/have something	The new police chief is reputed to be one of the best police chiefs in the country.

by the same token What does "by the same token" mean?	similarly, moreover	"By the same token, I don't want to go downtown again today."
blow it out your ear What does "blow it out your ear" mean?	go away; no way (expression of disbelief).	Blow it out your ear! No one cares.
take up (time) What does "take up (time)" mean?	to fill/occupy time, to waste someone's time	Building model airplanes takes up most of my friend's time.
pencil-pusher What does "pencil-pusher" mean?	clerk; bureaucrat; office worker
schmoozer What does "schmoozer" mean?	person who can chat or gossip effectively
no dice What does "no dice" mean?	no, certainly not (this expression is used as a refusal to a request)	"No dice. I will not lend you any money."
Take your hat off to somebody What does "Take your hat off to somebody" mean?	If you take your hat off to someone, you acknowledge that they have done something exceptional or otherwise deserve your respect.

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