American Idioms and Expressions

Queen Bee Idiom

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Queen bee
What does Queen bee mean?
The queen bee is a woman who holds the most important position in a place.

Some Random Idioms
walk the plank
What does "walk the plank" mean?
be forced by pirates to walk a long plank from the ship out over the water to your deathThe pirates captured the small ship and forced the captain to walk the plank.
draw a blank
What does "draw a blank" mean?
to get no response from someone when you ask him or her a question The teacher drew a blank when she asked about the boy's plans for the weekend.

salt (something) away or salt away (something)
What does "salt (something) away or salt away (something)" mean?
to save or gather money or some other item I am salting away much money from my new job.

in between
What does "in between" mean?
located in the middle of two things/statesMy friend is in between jobs at the moment.
meet one's match
What does "meet one's match" mean?
encounter one's equal encounter one's equalThe boxer finally met his match when he was offered the fight with the other wrestler.
turn up one`s nose at (something)
What does "turn up one`s nose at (something)" mean?
to refuse something because it is not good enoughMy friend turned up his nose at the job offer in another department of his company.
Yesterday's man or Yesterday's woman
What does "Yesterday's man or Yesterday's woman" mean?
Someone, especially a politician or celebrity, whose career is over or on the decline is yesterday's man or woman.
arm in arm
What does "arm in arm" mean?
linked together by the armsThe couple walked along the beach arm in arm.
one by one
What does "one by one" mean?
one at a time, each in turnOne by one the contestants walked onto the stage.
run (someone) out
What does "run (someone) out" mean?
to force someone to leave, to expel someone The police ran the drug dealers out of town.

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