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bring (something) on What does bring (something) on mean?	to cause something to develop rapidly	I do not know what brought on his anger but you should avoid him until he calms down.
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joggers What does "joggers" mean?	jogging shoes; running shoes; sneakers
at random What does "at random" mean?	without sequence or order	The members of the team were chosen at random from among the regular players.
More than one string to their bow What does "More than one string to their bow" mean?	A person who has more than one string to their bow has different talents or skills to fall back on.
thumbnail sketch What does "thumbnail sketch" mean?	a short description of someone or something	The new book included a thumbnail sketch of the author.

Many hands make light work What does "Many hands make light work" mean?	a lot of help will make a job seem easy	Many hands make light work and having lots of people to help made the job easy.
stick to one`s guns What does "stick to one`s guns" mean?	to defend an action or opinion despite an unfavorable reaction	Our boss is sticking to his guns on his decision to fire the manager of the store.
rag What does "rag" mean?	clothing in general (of any quality)
Brickyard What does "Brickyard" mean?	Indianapolis racetrack (home of the Indy 500)
come to terms with (someone or something) What does "come to terms with (someone or something)" mean?	to reach an agreement with someone, to accept something	We finally came to terms with the bank and were able to buy the house.

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Bring (something) On Idiom