Catch Forty Winks Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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catch forty winks What does catch forty winks mean?	to get some sleep	I was very tired so I stopped my car in order to catch forty winks.
catch forty winks What does catch forty winks mean?	to take a nap, to get some sleep	I drove all night until I was very tired so I decided to stop and catch forty winks.
catch forty winks What does catch forty winks mean?	to get some sleep	I was very tired so I decided to catch forty winks.
catch forty winks What does catch forty winks mean?	to take a nap, to get some sleep	I drove all night until I was very tired so I stopped to catch forty winks.
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wack off What does "wack off" mean?	masturbate (said of men)
bring some new facts to light What does "bring some new facts to light" mean?	to discover some new facts, to make some new facts known	The lawyers were able to bring some new facts to light in the trial of the killer.
rub shoulders with (someone) What does "rub shoulders with (someone)" mean?	to be in the same place as someone, to meet and mix with others	We went to the party and were able to rub shoulders with some interesting artists.
back up (someone or something) or back (someone or something) up What does "back up (someone or something) or back (someone or something) up" mean?	to support someone or something	The supervisor made a mistake and his manager refused to back him up.
Crunch time What does "Crunch time" mean?	When people, companies, etc, have to make an important decision that will have a considerable effect on their future, it is crunch time.
as red as a cherry What does "as red as a cherry" mean?	bright red	My new sweater is as red as a cherry.
Grey suits What does "Grey suits" mean?	The men in grey suits are people who have a lot of power in business or politics, but aren't well-known or charismatic.
in over one's head What does "in over one's head" mean?	have more difficulties than one can manage	The supervisor was in over his head when he began to try and fire people for no reason.

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Catch Forty Winks Idiom