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call out to (someone) What does call out to (someone) mean?	to shout to someone	We called out to our friend at the concert but she did not hear us.
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down in the dumps What does "down in the dumps" mean?	to be unhappy	The girl has been down in the dumps since her boyfriend moved away.

get a load off one's mind What does "get a load off one's mind" mean?	to express what one is thinking or worried about	I talked with my supervisor and was able to get a load off my mind regarding our recent conflict.
dome of obedience What does "dome of obedience" mean?	helmet made of Kevlar
not hurt a flea What does "not hurt a flea" mean?	to not hurt anything or anyone (not even a small insect like a flea)	Our dog is very gentle and he will not hurt a flea.
make (someone) look good What does "make (someone) look good" mean?	cause someone to appear successful or competent	The new sales contract that I had won made me look good.
tongue-in-cheek What does "tongue-in-cheek" mean?	insincere, joking	The speaker made several tongue-in-cheek remarks about the politician.

six of one or half-a-dozen of the other What does "six of one or half-a-dozen of the other" mean?	to be the same, to have no difference between two things	It was six of one or half-a-dozen of the other as to whether we should take the train or the airplane. They both arrived at the same time and cost the same.
from tip to toe What does "from tip to toe" mean?	from the top to the bottom	We made an effort to clean the statue from tip to toe.
make an issue of (something) What does "make an issue of (something)" mean?	turn something into an important matter	Our supervisor often tries to make an issue of events that are not important at all.
lend (someone) a hand What does "lend (someone) a hand" mean?	give someone some help	I asked my friend to lend me a hand to move the furniture.

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Call Out To (someone) Idiom