At It Again Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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at it again What does at it again mean?	to be doing something again	The two boys were at it again and we could hear them fighting.
at it again What does at it again mean?	to be doing something again	The two boys were at it again. We could hear them fighting.
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take in (someone) What does "take in (someone)" mean?	to let someone come in, to admit someone	The farmer took the couple in for the night after their car broke down.
jive What does "jive" mean?	inaccurate; deceptive; flashy but meaningless
wasted What does "wasted" mean?	drunk; intoxicated
kick in (some money or something) What does "kick in (some money or something)" mean?	contribute some money for something	Everybody kicked in to collect some money for a present for our teacher.
fair to middling What does "fair to middling" mean?	a little better than acceptable, so-so	I was feeling fair to middling when my friend asked me how I was.
amount to the same thing What does "amount to the same thing" mean?	to be the same or have the same effect as something	Going by taxi or by bus amounts to the same thing. We will still be late for the concert.
earful What does "earful" mean?	a scolding, much talking in the form of complaints	The man gave his daughter an earful when she came home late.

let out (something) or let (something) out What does "let out (something) or let (something) out" mean?	to make clothes bigger or looser	I went to the tailor to ask him to let out my sports jacket.
cow chips What does "cow chips" mean?	dried cow feces
Bedroom eyes What does "Bedroom eyes" mean?	Someone with bedroom eyes has a sexy look in their eyes.
lemon What does "lemon" mean?	bad car, usually new and with mechanical problems.	So what's with the new lemon law? Does it really protect consumers from bad cars?

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At It Again Idiom