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Put some mustard on it! What does Put some mustard on it! mean?	I think its used to encourage someone to throw a ball like a baseball hard or fast.
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schmoose What does "schmoose" mean?	gossip; discuss; cat

walls have ears What does "walls have ears" mean?	be careful what you say because someone may be listening	We were told that walls have ears when our supervisor heard us talking in the hall.
as usual What does "as usual" mean?	most of the time, following the usual pattern	As usual, the girl forgot to bring her book to class.
count (someone) out or count out (someone) What does "count (someone) out or count out (someone)" mean?	to exclude someone from something	"Please count me out of your plans to go skiing this weekend."
all right (2) What does "all right (2)" mean?	(2): fair; not particularly good.	A: "How's your chemistry class?"B: "It's all right, I guess, but it's not the best class I'veever had."
CD What does "CD" mean?	Compact Disc	Compact DiscThe price of CDs has recently begun to decrease.
Give it some stick What does "Give it some stick" mean?	(UK) If you give something some stick, you put a lot of effort into it.

On your tod What does "On your tod" mean?	If you are on your tod, you are alone.
drown one`s sorrows What does "drown one`s sorrows" mean?	to drink alcohol or do something to forget one`s problems	The man is in the bar drowning his sorrows with a drink.
hard-nosed What does "hard-nosed" mean?	not weak or soft, stubborn - especially in a fight or contest or negotiations	The company had a hard-nosed attitude while bargaining with the union.
let oneself/something go What does "let oneself/something go" mean?	not take care of oneself/something	The woman has been letting herself go recently and doesn't even bother to comb her hair regularly
Change tack What does "Change tack" mean?	If you change tack, you use a different method for dealing with something.

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Put Some Mustard On It! Idiom