Be Over Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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be over What does be over mean?	be finished; end.	"I can't see you until around 4 o'clock. My meetingswon't be over until then."
be over What does be over mean?	to be finished, to end	We will go home when the class is over.
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through the mill What does "through the mill" mean?	to experience a difficult situation	The man has been through the mill recently with his divorce and loss of job.
put (someone) to bed What does "put (someone) to bed" mean?	to help/make someone (often a child) go to bed	We put our child to bed early last night.
drop by What does "drop by" mean?	to visit someone	My uncle dropped by after work for a visit.
hush money What does "hush money" mean?	money paid to persuade someone to be silent about certain information	The politician was arrested for trying to pay hush money to a victim of the scandal.
stick to one's guns What does "stick to one's guns" mean?	to defend an action or opinion despite an unfavorable reaction	We stuck to our guns during the meeting and asked for more time to consider the proposal.

set (someone) free What does "set (someone) free" mean?	release someone from prison or captivity	The police set the man free when they decided that there was not enough evidence to keep him in prison.
phat What does "phat" mean?	something extremely good

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Be Over Idiom