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break up (with someone) What does break up (with someone) mean?	to end a relationship with someone	My niece broke up with her boyfriend last June.
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put one's thinking cap on What does "put one's thinking cap on" mean?	start thinking in a serious manner	The boys put on their thinking caps and tried to think of a new name for the school newspaper.

get cracking What does "get cracking" mean?	to hurry up, to start moving fast, to get started	We must get cracking on this job if we want to finish it before dinner.
behind the times What does "behind the times" mean?	old-fashioned	My aunt is behind the times.
bouncer What does "bouncer" mean?	person in a club or bar who maintains order
pop What does "pop" mean?	popular.	Pop music sucks these days.
be the death of (someone) What does "be the death of (someone)" mean?	to be the ruin or downfall or death of someone (often used for some kind of problem)	The woman said that her young son's bad behavior would be the death of her.
balls What does "balls" mean?	courage; guts; daring-do (usually used to describe men)

for life What does "for life" mean?	for the remainder of one's life	They got married last year and they plan to stay married for life.
not for a moment What does "not for a moment" mean?	not at all, never	I did not for a moment believe what the man was saying.
one to a customer What does "one to a customer" mean?	each person can have or receive only one of something	The store had a limit of one to a customer of the cameras that were on sale.
wear thin What does "wear thin" mean?	become thin from use or the passing of time	The silver dollar began to wear thin after it was in use for many years.
not move a muscle What does "not move a muscle" mean?	to remain perfectly motionless	I was told to not move a muscle while the dentist was working on my teeth.

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Break Up With Someone Idiom