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close out (something) What does close out (something) mean?	to sell the whole of something, to sell all the goods	The company decided to close out the store and sell the remaining stock very cheap.
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Whistling in the dark What does "Whistling in the dark" mean?	If someone is whistling in the dark, they believe in a positive result, even though everybody else is sure it will not happen.

bent on doing (something) What does "bent on doing (something)" mean?	to be determined to do something	The young boys were bent on buying the old car to fix it up.
in the chips What does "in the chips" mean?	wealthy	My aunt has been in the chips since she won the lottery.
a cut above (someone or something) What does "a cut above (someone or something)" mean?	a little better than someone or something	The new principal is a cut above the previous one.
on the QT What does "on the QT" mean?	secretly, without anyone knowing	I do not want anyone to know about my plans so let`s discuss them on the QT.
in one's own best interest(s) What does "in one's own best interest(s)" mean?	to one's advantage or benefit	It was in my friend's own best interests to move into a larger apartment with his family.
have (something) in stock What does "have (something) in stock" mean?	have goods available to sell	The store does not have any CD players in stock.
flea market What does "flea market" mean?	a place where antiques and secondhand goods and other cheap items are sold	We go to the flea market every weekend to look for old photographs.

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Close Out (something) Idiom