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Mark someone's card What does Mark someone's card mean?	If you mark someone's card, you correct them in a forceful and prompt manner when they say something wrong.
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drag one's feet What does "drag one's feet" mean?	: delay; take longer than necessary to do something.	"Joe should have finished his project a week ago. Whyis he dragging his feet?"

let (something) slide by What does "let (something) slide by" mean?	forget or miss an important time or date	I let my girlfriend's birthday slide by without noticing it.
turps What does "turps" mean?	turpentine
POW What does "POW" mean?	Prisoner of War	Prisoner of WarThe negotiations regarding POWs continued for many years after the Vietnam war.
broad in the beam What does "broad in the beam" mean?	wide hips or large buttocks	The woman is broad in the beam but she does not worry about it at all.
with all one's heart and soul What does "with all one's heart and soul" mean?	very sincerely	With all his heart and soul, the young man wished his friend good luck on his new adventure.
Smooth as a baby's bottom What does "Smooth as a baby's bottom" mean?	If something is smooth as a baby's bottom, it has a regular, flat surface.
buzz-kill What does "buzz-kill" mean?	a wet blanket; someone or something that ends fun or good mood
roll in What does "roll in" mean?	to arrive in great numbers or quantity	The money has been rolling in since we started the new franchise.

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Mark Someone's Card Idiom