Beside Oneself With Something Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Beside Oneself With Something Idiom mean?

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beside oneself (with something) What does beside oneself (with something) mean?	to be very upset or excited about something	The boy was beside himself with joy after winning the contest.
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teacher's pet What does "teacher's pet" mean?	the teacher's favorite student	My sister was always the teacher's pet at her school.

eat out of (someone's) hands What does "eat out of (someone's) hands" mean?	to do what someone else wants	The young secretary is eating out of the manager's hands.
Saigon moment What does "Saigon moment" mean?	A Saigon moment is when people realise that something has gone wrong and that they will lose or fail.
tool around What does "tool around" mean?	cruise or drive around in a car
rophy What does "rophy" mean?	rohypnol
dog What does "dog" mean?	ugly woman
double back What does "double back" mean?	to turn back from where you are going or where you have been	We decided to double back from the arena and return home for a few minutes.
reach first base What does "reach first base" mean?	to make a good start, to succeed	We were unable to reach first base in the discussions.
lose one's train of thought What does "lose one's train of thought" mean?	forget what one was talking or thinking about	I lost my train of thought when I was talking on the telephone to my friend.
VPL What does "VPL" mean?	visible panty lines.	Hey girfriend, VPL.

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Beside Oneself With Something Idiom