Be Out Of Here Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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be out of here What does be out of here mean?	be departing or leaving right now; be thrown out of a game or party.	I'm out of here. No point in staying.
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run down (someone) What does "run down (someone)" mean?	to say bad things about someone, to criticize someone	The girl is always running down her friends. That is why nobody likes her.

bummer What does "bummer" mean?	something or someone unappealing or unpleasant.	Major bummer, losing your job like that.
on consignment What does "on consignment" mean?	being sold in a store by someone who still owns the goods	We went to the store to buy some baby furniture that was on consignment.
milk (someone) for (something) What does "milk (someone) for (something)" mean?	to pressure someone into giving information or money	The man was trying to milk the elderly lady for much of her money.
coin What does "coin" mean?	money; cash.	You can make some serious coin by working here.
grunt What does "grunt" mean?	infantryman; now also used to mean a government reject unfit for normal training.
hungry What does "hungry" mean?	ambitious; eager for success and willing to work hard for it
clip (someone`s) wings What does "clip (someone`s) wings" mean?	to limit someone`s activities or possibilities	The company decided to clip the manager's wings and took away his expense account.
in memory of (someone or something) What does "in memory of (someone or something)" mean?	as a reminder of someone or something, as a memorial to someone or something	We decided to collect some money and buy a painting in memory of our grandfather.

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Be Out Of Here Idiom