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a falling-out (with someone) What does a falling-out (with someone) mean?	a disagreement or quarrel with someone	We had a falling-out during our holiday and we have not spoken since.
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meatspace What does "meatspace" mean?	the real world, as opposed to cyberspace.	See you in meatspace tomorrow.
send (someone) up the river What does "send (someone) up the river" mean?	send someone to prison	The judge sent the man up the river for three years.
float (someone) a loan What does "float (someone) a loan" mean?	to loan someone money	I asked the bank to float me a loan so that I could buy a new car.

on a shoestring What does "on a shoestring" mean?	with little money to spend, on a very low budget	My cousin started his business on a shoestring but now it is very successful.
fall head over heels What does "fall head over heels" mean?	to fall down (and maybe roll over)	The little boy fell head over heels down the hill.
Go under the hammer What does "Go under the hammer" mean?	If something goes under the hammer, it is sold in an auction.
Close, but no cigar What does "Close, but no cigar" mean?	Nearly achieving success, but not quite.	That free throw was close, but no cigar. Carnival games of skill, particularly shooting games, once gave out cigars as a prize. A contestant that did not quite hit the target was close, but did not get a cigar.

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A Falling Out (with Someone) Idiom