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be fed up with (with someone or something) What does be fed up with (with someone or something) mean?	(with someone or something): be out of patience (with someone or something); be very tired of someone or something.	"Bill, you're too careless with yourwork. I'm fed up with apologizing for your mistakes!"
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bones What does "bones" mean?	physician (nickname made famous by Dr. McCoy in Star Trek)
a taste of things to come What does "a taste of things to come" mean?	a sample of the events that are to occur in the future	The tax increase was a taste of things to come with the new government.
other fish to fry What does "other fish to fry" mean?	other more important things to do	I think that he has other fish to fry and will not be happy to continue with his present job.
take a turn for the worse What does "take a turn for the worse" mean?	to become sicker	My aunt took a turn for the worse last week and she is still in the hospital.
drive a hard bargain What does "drive a hard bargain" mean?	to conclude a bargain without making any concessions	Although the man drives a hard bargain, I like doing business with him.
swear (someone) in What does "swear (someone) in" mean?	to have a person promise to do his duty as a member of an organization or in a formal position.	The new mayor of the city was sworn in at a large ceremony last evening.

skeleton in one`s closet What does "skeleton in one`s closet" mean?	a family secret that one does not like to talk about	I heard that the politician has a skeleton in his closet that he does not want to talk about.
as merry as a cricket What does "as merry as a cricket" mean?	cheerful	I felt as merry as a cricket as I waited for my friend to arrive at the airport.
clear a hurdle What does "clear a hurdle" mean?	to overcome an obstacle (from a hurdle in a track and field race)	We finally cleared a major hurdle in our effort to get a business license to sell our products.

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Be Fed Up With (with Someone Or Something) Idiom