Pull Out Of The Fire Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Pull Out Of The Fire Idiom mean?

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Pull out of the fire What does Pull out of the fire mean?	If you pull something out of the fire, you save or rescue it.
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everything from soup to nuts What does "everything from soup to nuts" mean?	almost everything that one can think of	We brought everything from soup to nuts for our weekend holiday.

suss What does "suss" mean?	figure out; realize; understand clearly.	I've got you sussed now.
bug off What does "bug off" mean?	go away; get out
through hell and high water What does "through hell and high water" mean?	through all sorts of severe difficulties	I went through hell and high water to complete the report on time.
sell (someone) a bill of goods What does "sell (someone) a bill of goods" mean?	to deceive someone, to get someone to believe something that is not true	I believe that the salesman sold me a bill of goods and the product does not have much value.
air (something) out What does "air (something) out" mean?	to freshen something by putting it in the open air	We put the blankets outside in order to air them out.

kick up one`s heels What does "kick up one`s heels" mean?	to have a good time, to celebrate	We kicked up our heels last night and had a great time at the party.
GI What does "GI" mean?	Government Issue - stamped on US military equipment and often means US soldier	Government Issue - stamped on US military equipment and often means US soldierThe man went to the store and bought a GI Joe doll for his son.
cloud up What does "cloud up" mean?	to become cloudy	It began to cloud up and soon started raining.
for days/hours on end What does "for days/hours on end" mean?	for many days/hours	The man is able to go without sleep for days on end.

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Pull Out Of The Fire Idiom