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

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all manner of (someone or something) What does all manner of (someone or something) mean?	all types of people or things	There were all manner of people at the party.
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from way back What does "from way back" mean?	since a long time ago, for a long time	I know my friend from way back. In fact, we went to elementary school together.
put one through one's paces What does "put one through one's paces" mean?	to make someone demonstrate what they can do	The coach put the team through its paces as they prepared for the championship game.
hang on What does "hang on" mean?	wait, continue listening on the telephone	"Hang on for a minute while I go and get some paper and a pen."
touch/hit/strike a raw nerve What does "touch/hit/strike a raw nerve" mean?	upset someone by talking about a subject that upsets or embarrasses them	The criticism from the supervisor touched a raw nerve in the woman at our office.
take sides What does "take sides" mean?	to join one group against another in a debate or quarrel	I did not take sides in the discussion about buying a new computer.
sit in judgement of (someone) What does "sit in judgement of (someone)" mean?	make a judgement of someone	The tribunal members were sitting in judgement of the group involved in the trade dispute.

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All Manner Of (someone Or Something) Idiom