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Walk a mile in my shoes What does Walk a mile in my shoes mean?	This idiom means that you should try to understand someone before criticizing them.
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have (something) on (someone) What does "have (something) on (someone)" mean?	have information or proof that someone did something wrong	I think that the police have something on the man and that is why he wants to quit his job.
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not give it another thought What does "not give it another thought" mean?	to not worry/think about something	I did not give it another thought when I agreed to help my friend move from his apartment.

Barrack-room lawyer What does "Barrack-room lawyer" mean?	(UK) A barrack-room lawyer is a person who gives opinions on things they are not qualified to speak about.
hot under the collar What does "hot under the collar" mean?	to be very angry	Our boss is hot under the collar today because three of the staff came late.
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Walk A Mile In My Shoes Idiom