All For (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does All For (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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all for (someone or something) What does all for (someone or something) mean?	to be very much in favor of someone or something	The woman is all for the manager and she never criticizes her.
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lay an egg What does "lay an egg" mean?	to give a bad performance of something	The singer laid an egg during her performance last evening.

get along with (someone) What does "get along with (someone)" mean?	to have a good relationship with someone	I get along with everybody in my company.
variety is the spice of life What does "variety is the spice of life" mean?	life is made more interesting by doing new or different things	The three women believe that variety is the spice of life and they are always traveling to new places and trying new things.
not able to go on What does "not able to go on" mean?	to be unable to continue	I felt that I was not able to go on so I stopped running in the marathon.
(not) made of money What does "(not) made of money" mean?	to not have a lot of money (usually used in the negative to say that you do not have enough money for something)	My friend is not made of money and he has difficulty paying for his children's education.

have a bone to pick with (someone) What does "have a bone to pick with (someone)" mean?	have a disagreement to discuss with someone	I have a bone to pick with my boss because of his criticism of me.
out of style/fashion What does "out of style/fashion" mean?	to be not fashionable, to be obsolete	The kind of jeans that my friend wears have been out of style for a long time now.
just in case (something happens) What does "just in case (something happens)" mean?	if something happens	I plan to take my umbrella just in case it rains today.
Keen as mustard What does "Keen as mustard" mean?	(UK) If someone is very enthusiastic, they are as keen as mustard.
Sing for your supper What does "Sing for your supper" mean?	If you have to sing for your supper, you have to work to get the pay or reward you need or want.

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All For (someone Or Something) Idiom