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You bet!/You bet your boots!/You bet your life! What does You bet!/You bet your boots!/You bet your life! mean?	most certainly, without any doubt	"You bet your life I will be attending the conference next year."
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tune out (someone or something) What does "tune out (someone or something)" mean?	to ignore someone or something	I usually tune out my friend when he begins to talk too much.

in the black What does "in the black" mean?	to be successful or profitable	Our company has been in the black since they began to cut costs.
get naked What does "get naked" mean?	enjoy oneself a lot; relax
get out of my face What does "get out of my face" mean?	do not argue with me; make room; make space
make a comeback What does "make a comeback" mean?	return to one's former (successful) career	The boxer has been training very hard in his attempt to make a comeback.
Across the pond What does "Across the pond" mean?	(UK) This idiom means on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, used to refer to the US or the UK depending on the speaker's location.
not a moment to spare What does "not a moment to spare" mean?	to be just in time, to have no extra time	We arrived at the airport with not a moment to spare.

knock (someone) around What does "knock (someone) around" mean?	mistreat someone	The boy was sent home from school for knocking around some other members of the class.
take a beating What does "take a beating" mean?	to lose much money	My friend took a beating on the stock market and has now stopped buying stocks.
as sour as vinegar What does "as sour as vinegar" mean?	sour and disagreeable	The old man next door is as sour as vinegar.
drop (someone) a line What does "drop (someone) a line" mean?	to write or mail a note or letter to someone	My friend promised that she would drop me a line when she gets to Singapore.
foxy What does "foxy" mean?	sexy (for women in particular)

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You Bet!/You Bet Your Boots!/You Bet Your Life! Idiom