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barge in on (someone or something) What does barge in on (someone or something) mean?	to interrupt someone or something, to intrude on someone or something	My sister often barges in on me when I am with my friends.
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get the facts straight What does "get the facts straight" mean?	to get a good understanding of the facts	I do not believe that our supervisor got the facts straight when she heard about our argument.

pay the piper What does "pay the piper" mean?	to face the results of one's actions, to receive punishment for something	I was forced to pay the piper when I realized that I had been late with my university essay.
call the shots What does "call the shots" mean?	to be in charge, to give orders	The vice-president is now calling the shots and is in control of the company.
to a great/large extent What does "to a great/large extent" mean?	mainly, largely	To a great extent everybody in the town has been informed of the new parking regulations.
nose (someone) out What does "nose (someone) out" mean?	to push someone away, to exclude someone	The famous basketball player nosed out the other players to win the award for the best player in the league.
within calling distance What does "within calling distance" mean?	close enough to hear someone call	We were within calling distance of the men in the boat.

fudge packer What does "fudge packer" mean?	man who engages in anal sex with another man
from head to toe What does "from head to toe" mean?	from the top of one's head to one's feet	The boy was covered in mud from head to toe.
up the ante What does "up the ante" mean?	increase what is at stake or under discussion in a dispute or conflict (an ante is the amount of money that you put on the table before beginning a card game)	increase what is at stake or under discussion in a dispute or conflict (an ante is the amount of money that you put on the table before beginning a card game)The actor upped the ante in his dispute with the movie studio when he refused to appear for the movie preparatio

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Barge In On (someone Or Something) Idiom