All In A Days Work Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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all in a day's work What does all in a day's work mean?	to be part of what is expected of you	It was all in a day's work when the firefighters rescued the cat.
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spin one's wheels What does "spin one's wheels" mean?	to be in motion but get nowhere	I was spinning my wheels all week and I did not get much done.

Wake up and smell the coffee What does "Wake up and smell the coffee" mean?	When someone doesn't realise what is really happening or is not paying enough attention to events around them, you can tell them to wake up and smell the coffee.
cum What does "cum" mean?	semen
thrash (something) out What does "thrash (something) out" mean?	to discuss something thoroughly and solve any problems	We spent most of the meeting thrashing the new plan out.

get out of (somewhere) What does "get out of (somewhere)" mean?	to leave somewhere, to escape	I want to hurry and get out of my house so I will not be late for work.
taste blood What does "taste blood" mean?	to be able to harm an opponent and therefore want to try to do even more harm	I could taste blood when I discovered the weak points of my opponent.
taste blood What does "taste blood" mean?	be able to harm an opponent and therefore want to try to do even more harm	I could taste blood when I discovered the weak points of the supervisor who I hated.

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All In A Days Work Idiom