As Sly As A Fox Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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as sly as a fox What does as sly as a fox mean?	smart and clever	The manager of our apartment is as sly as a fox.
as sly as a fox What does as sly as a fox mean?	smart and clever	The manager of our apartment is as sly as a fox.
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dollar for dollar What does "dollar for dollar" mean?	considering the cost	Dollar for dollar, going to the mountains for a holiday is a good deal.

spike What does "spike" mean?	put alcohol into a non-alcoholic drink.	Who spiked the punch?
never would have guessed What does "never would have guessed" mean?	never would have thought something to be the case	I never would have guessed that the woman on the bicycle was one of the richest women in the city.
a play on words What does "a play on words" mean?	a humorous use of a word to suggest a different meaning	Newspaper headlines often use a play on words to give a different meaning to a sentence.
in agreement What does "in agreement" mean?	in harmony, agreeing	All of the members of the team were in agreement regarding the training schedule of the coach.
a breach of the peace What does "a breach of the peace" mean?	causing a disturbance, violent or disorderly behavior	The man was charged with breach of the peace when he began fighting with the store clerk.
rack What does "rack" mean?	breasts (female, usually large)
sold out What does "sold out" mean?	a product/ticket is completely sold from a store or event	All of the latest DVD's are sold out at the moment.
Put your heads together What does "Put your heads together" mean?	If people put their head together, they exchange ideas about something.
FWIW What does "FWIW" mean?	for what it's worth
cough up What does "cough up" mean?	to give something unwillingly	The man finally coughed up enough money to pay for the bicycle.
for the sake of (someone or something) What does "for the sake of (someone or something)" mean?	for the good of someone or something	My father decided to quit his job for the sake of his health.

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As Sly As A Fox Idiom