At (someone's) Earliest Convenience Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does At (someone's) Earliest Convenience Idiom mean?

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at (someone's) earliest convenience What does at (someone's) earliest convenience mean?	as soon as it is convenient for someone	I went to the bank at my earliest convenience to speak to the bank manager.
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the hair of the dog that bit one What does "the hair of the dog that bit one" mean?	a drink of alcohol that one takes when recovering from a hangover	The man woke up and had the hair of the dog that bit him before he ate breakfast.
down at the heels What does "down at the heels" mean?	to be shabby, to be poorly dressed	The man looked down at the heels after he was fired from his job.

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At (someone's) Earliest Convenience Idiom