Be On The Road Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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be on the road What does be on the road mean?	be traveling.	"You won't be able to contact me tomorrow because I'llbe on the road."
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mix and match What does "mix and match" mean?	assemble a limited number of items (often clothing) in a number of different ways	There was a sale at the department store where we could mix and match the various summer outfits.

Hive of worker bees What does "Hive of worker bees" mean?	A hive of worker bees is a group of people working actively and cooperatively. Example: The classroom was a hive of worker bees.
count noses What does "count noses" mean?	to count people	After the teacher finished counting noses everybody got on the bus.
slow code What does "slow code" mean?	cardiac arrest for which no particular measures are taken due to the moribund condition of the patient
keep house What does "keep house " mean?	look after a house or a household	She has been keeping house for her father while he is sick.
toss off (something) What does "toss off (something)" mean?	to drink something rapidly	We tossed off a couple of drinks before we went home for the evening.
eat one`s heart out What does "eat one`s heart out" mean?	to suffer from excessive longing or envy	"You can eat your heart out but I will not give you a piece of this chocolate cake."
put (somewhere) on the map What does "put (somewhere) on the map" mean?	to make a place well-known	The new museum has put our city on the map.

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Be On The Road Idiom