Bugger Off Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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bugger off What does bugger off mean?	go away; leave; get out of here
bugger off What does bugger off mean?	imp. go away; shove off.	Bugger off. Just go away.
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loaded What does "loaded" mean?	have lots of money	My new boss is really loaded.

put some teeth into (something) What does "put some teeth into (something)" mean?	to increase the power of something	The government finally put some teeth into the new law.
pin one's hopes/faith on (someone or something) What does "pin one's hopes/faith on (someone or something)" mean?	to put one's hope/trust/faith in someone or something	I am not going to pin my hopes on getting a promotion next month.
squeeze What does "squeeze" mean?	difficult situation
do What does "do" mean?	party; event
take the stand What does "take the stand" mean?	sit in the witness chair in a courtroom	The main witness at the trial took the stand after the other witnesses were finished.
birds and bees What does "birds and bees" mean?	the facts about sex and birth	The woman told her daughter about the birds and the bees during the summer holidays.
give and take (give-and-take) What does "give and take (give-and-take)" mean?	to share, to give up part of what you want in order to make an agreement	After much give and take we reached an agreement regarding the property transfer.
all night long What does "all night long" mean?	throughout the whole night	We could hear the people next door talking all night long.
munchies What does "munchies" mean?	hunger, usually for snack food
on hold What does "on hold" mean?	to be waiting, to be temporarily halted	The construction of the building is on hold while the city engineers finish their inspection.
spare the rod and spoil the child What does "spare the rod and spoil the child" mean?	sometimes you must physically punish a child in order to teach him or her to behave properly	The parents supported some physical punishment for their children and believed that if you spare the rod you will spoil the child.

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Bugger Off Idiom