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clear out (something) What does clear out (something) mean?	to clean somewhere, to remove something	We cleared out the room before we could start painting.
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No way! What does "No way!" mean?	Absolutely not! / Definitely not!	A: "You didn't open this letter addressed to me, didyou?"B: "No way! I'd never read look at else's mail!"

Benjamin of the family What does "Benjamin of the family" mean?	The Benjamin of the family is the youngest child.
cost an arm and a leg What does "cost an arm and a leg" mean?	to cost much money	My father's new car cost an arm and a leg.
on one's feet What does "on one's feet" mean?	standing up	I was on my feet for several hours yesterday.
zonk out What does "zonk out" mean?	collapse from fatigue	I'm so zonked out, I just need to go to bed.

stiff What does "stiff" mean?	corpse; dead body.	Where's the stiff from last night's shootout?
yucky What does "yucky" mean?	: terrible; distasteful; very unpleasant.	"Don't eat the soup at the cafeteria. It'syucky!"
put one's head in the lion's mouth What does "put one's head in the lion's mouth" mean?	to put oneself in a dangerous or difficult situation	I put my head in the lion's mouth when I went to the meeting with my boss.
bottom line What does "bottom line" mean?	the central issue of a discussion, the main point	My friend wants to open a restaurant but the bottom line is that if we do not do more research I do not want to invest any money.

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Clear Out (something) Idiom