Cast In The Same Mold Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Cast In The Same Mold Idiom mean?

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cast in the same mold What does cast in the same mold mean?	to be very similar	The two sisters were cast in the same mold and were almost identical.
cast in the same mold What does cast in the same mold mean?	to be very similar	The two sisters were cast in the same mold and were almost identical.
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put out What does "put out" mean?	engage in sexual activity (said of women)

pay as you go What does "pay as you go" mean?	to pay for things as they occur (rather than on credit)	I will have to pay as I go if I go to graduate school next year.
hang out one's shingle What does "hang out one's shingle" mean?	to give public notice of the opening of a doctor's office etc.	The doctor decided to hang out his shingle as soon as he finished medical school.
a matter of fact What does "a matter of fact" mean?	something that can be proved and is true	It was a matter of fact that no taxes were paid by the company last year.
cut off (someone or something) or cut (someone or something) off What does "cut off (someone or something) or cut (someone or something) off" mean?	to interrupt or stop someone or something	The speech by our manager was cut off when the electricity went off in the building.
excuse (someone) What does "excuse (someone)" mean?	to forgive someone	We excused the man for his rude comments because he did not know any better.
have butterflies in one`s stomach What does "have butterflies in one`s stomach" mean?	to have a feeling of fear or anxiety in one's stomach	The little boy had butterflies in his stomach when he gave the speech in front of the class.
cost an arm and a leg What does "cost an arm and a leg" mean?	to cost too much	The new motorcycle cost my brother an arm and a leg.

See you later What does "See you later" mean?	A casual way of saying to friends I'll see you again, sometime, (without a definite date or time having been set) - this is often abbreviated to 'Later' or 'Laters' as an alternative way of saying goodbye.
in for a penny, in for a pound What does "in for a penny, in for a pound" mean?	after spending some money or time for something you should spend more time or money to finish the job completely	In for a penny, in for a pound and because we had already spent so much money repairing the car we decided to continue to pay more money until it was completely finished.
bonehead What does "bonehead" mean?	dumb, stubborn person.	He's a total bonehead. Can't even get his work done.
fall head over heels in love with (someone) What does "fall head over heels in love with (someone)" mean?	to fall deeply in love with someone	My sister fell head over heels in love with a boy in her English class.
cold fish What does "cold fish" mean?	a person who is unfriendly or does not mix with others	The man is a cold fish and he has very few friends.

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Cast In The Same Mold Idiom