Bored Out Of One's Mind/skull Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Bored Out Of One's Mind/skull Idiom mean?

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bored out of one's mind/skull What does bored out of one's mind/skull mean?	to be very bored	The little boy was bored out of his mind and wanted to return home.
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go by the book What does "go by the book" mean?	follow the rules exactly	The court clerks always go by the book when they are dealing with court matters.
throw one's weight around What does "throw one's weight around" mean?	to give orders, to attempt to boss people around	The new supervisor likes to throw his weight around the company.
call it a night What does "call it a night" mean?	to finish work and go home	We worked until very late and then called it a night.
grottiness What does "grottiness" mean?	low quality; unpleasantness
to skip bail What does "to skip bail" mean?	to fail to appear in court and therefore give up the money that you paid for bail	The amount of bail was set very high so the accused criminal would not skip bail.

number two What does "number two" mean?	defacation (used mostly by and about children). 2. Dad, I did a number two by myself.
stack the deck (of cards) against (someone) What does "stack the deck (of cards) against (someone)" mean?	to trick someone, to arrange things unfairly	The manager stacked the deck against his opponent when he went into the meeting.
a quick study What does "a quick study" mean?	someone who learns new things quickly and easily.	A: "Annie seems to be doing well at her new job."B: "I'm not surprised. She's a quick study."

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Bored Out Of One's Mind/skull Idiom