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Sleep well- don't let the bedbugs bite What does Sleep well- don't let the bedbugs bite mean?	This is a way of wishing someone a good night's sleep.
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take to (someone or something) What does "take to (someone or something)" mean?	to like someone or something at first meeting, to be pleased by or attracted to someone or something, to accept someone or something quickly	The team took to the new coach immediately and did very well during the season.

hit the sauce What does "hit the sauce" mean?	to drink alcohol regularly	I think that my neighbor began to hit the sauce after her husband lost his job.
warm the cockles of (someone's) heart What does "warm the cockles of (someone's) heart" mean?	to make someone feel warm and happy	The beautiful ending of the movie warmed the cockles of my heart.
kangaroo court What does "kangaroo court" mean?	an illegal court formed by a group of people to settle a dispute among themselves	The men were convicted by a kangaroo court in the town and nobody agreed with the decision.
in the ballpark What does "in the ballpark" mean?	in a particular area or range (from a baseball field)	in a particular area or range (from a baseball field)The value of my business was not in the same ballpark as what I had been offered so I decided not to sell it.
fond of (someone or something) What does "fond of (someone or something)" mean?	to like someone or something	Our daughter is very fond of her grandfather.

time and time again What does "time and time again" mean?	repeatedly, over and over	The teacher told the students time and time again that they must do their homework.
go steady with (someone) What does "go steady with (someone)" mean?	to date the same person all the time (usually used for teenagers)	My sister has been going steady with her boyfriend for two years.
throw (someone) off (someone's) trail What does "throw (someone) off (someone's) trail" mean?	to cause someone to lose the trail (when following someone or something)	The criminals were able to throw the police off their trail and they could escape easily.
come up smelling like roses What does "come up smelling like roses" mean?	to look good after a difficult or bad time	Everybody in the company looked bad except for our manager who came up smelling like roses.
cover all of one's bases What does "cover all of one's bases" mean?	thoroughly prepare for or deal with a situation	thoroughly prepare for or deal with a situationHe covered all of his bases before going to the job interview and performed very well.
burn (someone) in effigy What does "burn (someone) in effigy" mean?	to burn a dummy that represents a hated person	The crowd of people burned the Prime Minister in effigy.

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Sleep Well Don't Let The Bedbugs Bite Idiom