Clear Out (of Somewhere) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Clear Out (of Somewhere) Idiom mean?

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clear out (of somewhere) What does clear out (of somewhere) mean?	to leave, to get out (usually quickly or abruptly)	We cleared out of the building as soon as our class was over.
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Squeaky clean What does "Squeaky clean" mean?	If something is squeaky clean, it is very clean indeed- spotless. If a person is squeaky clean, they have no criminal record and are not suspected of illegal or immoral activities.

grace (someone or something) with one's presence What does "grace (someone or something) with one's presence" mean?	to honor someone or something by being present	The Queen graced the opening of the hospital with her presence.
keep in touch What does "keep in touch" mean?	phr. good-bye; see you soon
chew (someone) out What does "chew (someone) out" mean?	to scold someone	The girl began to chew her boyfriend out in the supermarket.
every other What does "every other" mean?	every second one	I have to work every other Saturday evening.
in short supply What does "in short supply" mean?	not enough of something, less than the amount or number needed	Experienced computer programmers are in short supply in our company.

wuss What does "wuss" mean?	weak, fearful person.	Don't be such a wuss. Speak up for yourself.
lie through one's teeth What does "lie through one's teeth" mean?	tell lies	The woman will lie through her teeth in order to get what she wants.
bail What does "bail" mean?	abandon; depart; leave.	I bailed on my calculus class because I was tired.

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Clear Out (of Somewhere) Idiom