A Copycat Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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a copycat What does a copycat mean?	someone who copies another person`s work or actions	The little boy was accused of being a copycat by the other children.
a copycat What does a copycat mean?	someone who copies another person`s work etc.	The boy is a copycat according to the other students in the class.
a copycat What does a copycat mean?	someone who copies another person`s work etc.	The boy is a copycat and often copies the other students' work.
a copycat What does a copycat mean?	someone who copies another person`s work etc.	The boy is a copycat and copies the other students' work.
a copycat What does a copycat mean?	someone who copies another person`s work or actions	The little boy was accused of being a copycat by the other children.
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nip and tuck What does "nip and tuck" mean?	evenly matched, almost even	They were running nip and tuck but he finally won the race in the end.

drat What does "drat" mean?	darn (used in place of damn to express anger or frustration)
rub off on (someone) What does "rub off on (someone)" mean?	to transmit a characteristic of one person to someone else	The woman's habit of talking all the time has rubbed off on her friend as well.
hand in hand What does "hand in hand" mean?	holding hands	The young couple walked hand in hand along the beach.
keep body and soul together What does "keep body and soul together" mean?	keep alive, survive	It was very cold during the winter but somehow she was able to keep body and soul together and survived.
make a fast/quick buck What does "make a fast/quick buck" mean?	make money with little effort	The two men tried to make a fast buck during the construction boom.

susceptable to (something) What does "susceptable to (something)" mean?	to be easily persuaded, to be easily influenced, to likely to become sick	The young boy is very susceptable to the influence of the older boys around him.
put the cart before the horse What does "put the cart before the horse" mean?	to do things in the wrong order	Buying a ticket before we make our holiday plans is putting the cart before the horse.
get (someone or something) out of one's mind/head What does "get (someone or something) out of one's mind/head" mean?	to forget about someone or something	It took me several months to get my old girlfriend out of my mind.
groovy What does "groovy" mean?	cool; nice; excellent (anacrhonistic)

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A Copycat Idiom