Run Rings Around Someone Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Run Rings Around Someone Idiom mean?

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Run rings around someone What does Run rings around someone mean?	If you run rings around someone, you are so much better than them that they have no chance of keeping up with you.
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leave (something) on What does "leave (something) on" mean?	leave something running or operating	I always leave the lights on when I am working around the house.
What for? What does "What for?" mean?	Why?	A: "Come here for a minute. I need you." B: "What for?"
Here's mud in your eye. What does "Here's mud in your eye." mean?	Drink up! (used as a toast)	"Here's mud in your eye," I said as my friend began to drink.
outgrow (something) What does "outgrow (something)" mean?	to get too big/old for something	The little boy has begun to outgrow his small bicycle.
quickie What does "quickie" mean?	sexual relations done quickly
lost in the shuffle What does "lost in the shuffle" mean?	to be overlooked in a confused or crowded situation	When we moved to a new office all of our sales receipts were lost in the shuffle during the move.
in one`s hair What does "in one`s hair" mean?	annoying someone	The child has been in my hair all morning because she is on holidays now.
cast doubts on (someone or something) What does "cast doubts on (someone or something)" mean?	to cause someone or something to be doubted	The first witness at the trial cast doubts on the testimony of the main witness.
set one's heart against (something) What does "set one's heart against (something)" mean?	to turn against something, to become totally against something	From the beginning my friend set his heart against my proposal for having a birthday party for our teacher.
sell like hotcakes What does "sell like hotcakes" mean?	to sell quickly or easily	The new CD has only been released for one week but already it is selling like hotcakes.

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Run Rings Around Someone Idiom