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Money burns a hole in your pocket What does Money burns a hole in your pocket mean?	If someone has money burning a hole in their pocket, they are eager to spend it, normally in a wasteful manner.
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goofball What does "goofball" mean?	foolish or silly person who wastes time.	You're such a goofball. You'll never amount to anything.

worth its weight in gold What does "worth its weight in gold" mean?	very valuable	The advice of my supervisor is always worth its weight in gold.
Bury your head in the sand What does "Bury your head in the sand" mean?	If someone buries their head in the sand, they ignore something that is obviously wrong.
Vent your spleen What does "Vent your spleen" mean?	If someone vents their spleen, they release all their anger about something.
snap at (someone) What does "snap at (someone)" mean?	to speak sharply or angrily to someone	The supervisor often snaps at people when he meets them in the morning.
SNAFU What does "SNAFU" mean?	problem; trouble; trouble spot (from WWII military slang: situation normal, all fucked up).	Just one little snafu: the computer crashed.
bundle of nerves What does "bundle of nerves" mean?	a very nervous or anxious person	The woman has become a bundle of nerves after looking after her three children.

a come-down What does "a come-down" mean?	a lowering in status or income or influence or energy	My friend's new job is a come-down from her last one and she is not very happy.
let (someone) go What does "let (someone) go" mean?	discharge someone from a job, fire someone	The company has decided to let several hundred workers go in order to become profitable again.
Take the rough with the smooth What does "Take the rough with the smooth" mean?	People say that you have to take the rough with the smooth, meaning that you have to be prepared to accept the disadvantages as well of the advantages of something.
so-so What does "so-so" mean?	not good and not bad	I was only feeling so-so and decided not to go to a movie tonight.

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Money Burns A Hole In Your Pocket Idiom