Money Makes Many Things Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Money Makes Many Things Idiom mean?

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Money makes many things What does Money makes many things mean?	This means that money is important.
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give chase to (someone or something) What does "give chase to (someone or something)" mean?	to chase or run after someone or something	The police gave chase to the man who robbed the store.

take the day off What does "take the day off" mean?	to choose not to go to work for one day	I decided to take the day off because I was not feeling well.
get into the act What does "get into the act" mean?	to try to be part of whatever is happening	Everybody at the party wanted to get into the act and join the singers.
put (something) on ice What does "put (something) on ice" mean?	to delay or postpone something	The city put the plans for the new stadium on ice as they tried to get more money for the project.
a number of (things or people) What does "a number of (things or people)" mean?	some things, some people	A number of people complained about the food in the restaurant.
make arrangements for (someone or something) What does "make arrangements for (someone or something)" mean?	make plans for someone or something	We made arrangements for a small wedding for my cousin.
whole ball of wax What does "whole ball of wax" mean?	idiom. everything; any and everything

rule of thumb What does "rule of thumb" mean?	a basic or accepted pattern or rule	It is a rule of thumb in our company that senior managers get bigger offices.
not a living soul What does "not a living soul" mean?	nobody	There was not a living soul at the restaurant when I arrived early last night.
the wish is father to the thought What does "the wish is father to the thought" mean?	you want something to be true so you begin to think that it is true	The wish is father to the thought and the woman believed that her boyfriend wanted to get married even though he did not.
flesh (something) out or flesh out (something) What does "flesh (something) out or flesh out (something)" mean?	to make something more detailed or bigger	We worked hard during the weekend to flesh out our agreement.
Go down without a fight What does "Go down without a fight" mean?	If someone goes down without a fight, they surrender without putting up any resistance.

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Money Makes Many Things Idiom