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

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any number of (someone or something) What does any number of (someone or something) mean?	a sufficiently large number	I had any number of reasons not to buy the computer.
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look over one's shoulder What does "look over one's shoulder" mean?	to be worried that something dangerous or bad may happen to you	I always look over my shoulder when I am walking next to a construction site.

to the letter What does "to the letter" mean?	precisely, exactly	The lawyer always suggests that his clients follow the judge's decisions to the letter.
in nothing flat What does "in nothing flat" mean?	quickly	I will have this information printed out for you in nothing flat.
get off one's high horse What does "get off one's high horse" mean?	to become less arrogant	The manager was forced to get off his high horse and act better toward the employees.
bring (someone) around What does "bring (someone) around" mean?	to bring someone back to consciousness	The medical staff helped to bring the man around after the accident.
talk (someone's) ear/head off What does "talk (someone's) ear/head off" mean?	to speak too much, to talk to and bore someone	The man beside me in the bank talked my ear off.

pick (something) over What does "pick (something) over" mean?	to sort through something	The customers picked the best clothes over at the department store sale.
a snap What does "a snap" mean?	an easy task	The exam was a snap and I am sure that I did very well.
wring (someone's) hand What does "wring (someone's) hand" mean?	to hold someone's hand tightly when you greet or say good-bye to him or her	The man stood wringing my hand when I met him.
Going concern What does "Going concern" mean?	A successful and active business is a going concern.

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Any Number Of (someone Or Something) Idiom