Split The Blanket Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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Split the blanket What does Split the blanket mean?	If people split the blanket, it means they get a divorce or end their relationship.
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in a pickle/in a pretty pickle What does "in a pickle/in a pretty pickle" mean?	in a mess, in trouble	My friend is in a pickle now that she has lost her job.

tomorrow is another day What does "tomorrow is another day" mean?	there will be another opportunity to do something in the future	The boy gave up his plans to get on the basketball team but tomorrow is another day and he will try again next year.
by the handful What does "by the handful" mean?	in measurements equal to a handful	We were eating fresh blueberries by the handful.
blast off What does "blast off" mean?	to shoot into the sky (used for a rocket)	The rocket blasted off at noon.
jump off the shelves What does "jump off the shelves" mean?	to sell very well	The new children's toy is jumping off the shelves.
score points with someone What does "score points with someone" mean?	gain the favor of someone	gain the favor of someoneThe salesman always worked extra hours in order to score points with his boss.
have/get one's day in court What does "have/get one's day in court" mean?	have an opportunity to say or explain something or give your opinion in court	The business executive had his day in court and was cleared of any suggestion of wrongdoing.
check What does "check" mean?	inter. okay; yes; right
bug out What does "bug out" mean?	leave or depart rapidly.	Enemy's coming, time to bug out.

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Split The Blanket Idiom