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cast one's lot in with (someone) What does cast one's lot in with (someone) mean?	to join with someone and accept whatever happens	The woman cast her lot in with the company and worked hard to keep the business going.
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Send someone packing What does "Send someone packing" mean?	If you send someone packing, you send them away, normally when they want something from you.

Throw someone a bone What does "Throw someone a bone" mean?	If you throw someone a bone, you give them a small reward or some kind words to make them feel good even if they've not really contributed much.
freeze (someone) out or freeze out (someone) What does "freeze (someone) out or freeze out (someone)" mean?	to prevent someone from getting a share in something by unfriendly or dishonest treatment	The man froze his partner out of the profits from the sale of the land.
get on What does "get on" mean?	have (usually good) relations with somebody
Nitty gritty What does "Nitty gritty" mean?	If people get down to the nitty gritty, they concentrate on the most important and serious issues.

on the trail/track of (someone or something) What does "on the trail/track of (someone or something)" mean?	to be seeking someone or something	The police dogs were on the trail of the man who had robbed the bank.
a sit-in What does "a sit-in" mean?	a political demonstration where students or workers refuse to leave their classroom or job site	The students had a sit-in demonstration to demand lower tuition fees.
in fashion What does "in fashion" mean?	fashionable	Very thin neckties are not in fashion now.
up the ante What does "up the ante" mean?	to increase what is at stake or under discussion in a dispute or conflict	The union upped the ante in their dispute with the company.
face-off What does "face-off" mean?	confrontation (from sports)

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Cast One's Lot In With (someone) Idiom