Cheesed Off Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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cheesed off What does cheesed off mean?	to be bored/depressed/annoyed	I was cheesed off when I heard that I would not be able to go away for the weekend.
cheesed off What does cheesed off mean?	upset; disgusted; angry
cheesed off What does cheesed off mean?	to be annoyed	I was cheesed off that I would not be able to go away for the weekend.
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far be it from (someone) to do (something) What does "far be it from (someone) to do (something)" mean?	it is not really someone's place to do something, it is not appropriate for someone to do something	Far be it from me to tell the cleaning lady how to do her job.
run for one's life What does "run for one's life" mean?	to run away to save one's life	I ran for my life when I met the bear on the camping trip.
bad What does "bad" mean?	intense; powerful; suitable; excellent
turnoff What does "turnoff" mean?	something unappealing, unenjoyable, or disgusting
keep one`s head above water What does "keep one`s head above water" mean?	have the ability to pay one`s bills	He is having trouble keeping his head above water since his salary decreased.
GMTA What does "GMTA" mean?	great minds think alike

Quiet as a cat What does "Quiet as a cat" mean?	If somebody is as quiet as a cat they make as little noise as possible and try to be unnoticeable.
fat chance What does "fat chance" mean?	little or no possibility, almost no chance	Fat chance that my friend will let me borrow his car. He never lets me borrow anything.
Mutton dressed as lamb What does "Mutton dressed as lamb" mean?	Mutton dressed as lamb is term for middle-aged or elderly people trying to look younger.
Go by the board What does "Go by the board" mean?	When something has gone by the board, it no longer exists or an opportunity has been lost.
on the alert (for someone or something) What does "on the alert (for someone or something)" mean?	to be watchful and attentive for someone or something	The police are on the alert for the man who robbed the small store.

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Cheesed Off Idiom