As Poor As A Church Mouse Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does As Poor As A Church Mouse Idiom mean?

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as poor as a church mouse What does as poor as a church mouse mean?	very poor	My cousin is as poor as a church mouse and never has any money to spend.
as poor as a church mouse What does as poor as a church mouse mean?	very poor	The young mother is as poor as a church mouse and she has little money to feed her family.
as poor as a church mouse What does as poor as a church mouse mean?	very poor	My cousin is as poor as a church mouse and never has any money to spend.
as poor as a church mouse What does as poor as a church mouse mean?	very poor	The young mother is as poor as a church mouse and she has little money to feed her family.
as poor as a church mouse What does as poor as a church mouse mean?	very poor	The woman was as poor as a church mouse and had no money.
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try out (something) What does "try out (something)" mean?	to test something	We were not permitted to try out the computer before we bought it.

fit to kill What does "fit to kill" mean?	to be wearing very fancy clothes	I looked fit to kill when I went to the restaurant to meet my friend.
feed one's face What does "feed one's face" mean?	to eat	We stopped at the small restaurant to feed our face.
Hot to trot What does "Hot to trot" mean?	If someone is hot to trot, they are sexually aroused or eager to do something.
all roads lead to Rome What does "all roads lead to Rome" mean?	the same end or goal may be reached by many different ways	All roads lead to Rome and the two groups used two different methods to finish the project.
have one foot in the grave What does "have one foot in the grave" mean?	be near death	My uncle is very sick and has one foot in the grave.
by the skin of one`s teeth What does "by the skin of one`s teeth" mean?	by a very small margin, barely	I arrived at the train station and was on time by the skin of my teeth.

bring about (something) or bring (something) about What does "bring about (something) or bring (something) about" mean?	to make something happen	The company president worked hard to bring about change in his company.
one in a thousand What does "one in a thousand" mean?	one out of one thousand	The chance of getting the job is about one in a thousand.
fuck with something What does "fuck with something" mean?	tinker or play with something
Hatchet job What does "Hatchet job" mean?	A piece of criticism that destroys someone's reputation is a hatchet job.
Their bark is worse than their bite What does "Their bark is worse than their bite" mean?	If someone's bark is worse than their bite, they get angry and shout and make threats, but don't actually do anything.

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As Poor As A Church Mouse Idiom