Put Your Heads Together Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Put Your Heads Together Idiom mean?

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Put your heads together What does Put your heads together mean?	If people put their head together, they exchange ideas about something.
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put (someone) in his or her place What does "put (someone) in his or her place" mean?	to scold someone for rude or bad behavior, to rebuke someone	Our teacher was very angry and put the student in his place for his rude remark.

stab (someone) in the back What does "stab (someone) in the back" mean?	betray someone	My friend stabbed me in the back although I made an effort to help him get a job.
feel it beneath oneself to do (something) What does "feel it beneath oneself to do (something)" mean?	feel that one would be lowering oneself to do something	The young girl feels it beneath her to help clean the classroom.
with flying colors What does "with flying colors" mean?	with great or total success	My friend passed the course with flying colors and she now wants to go out and celebrate.
hot under the collar What does "hot under the collar" mean?	very angry	Our boss is hot under the collar today because three of the staff came late.
throw oneself at the mercy of the court What does "throw oneself at the mercy of the court" mean?	to ask a judge for mercy when being sentenced for a crime	The man threw himself at the mercy of the court and asked for a light sentence.

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Put Your Heads Together Idiom