Cloud Up Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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cloud up What does cloud up mean?	to become cloudy	It began to cloud up and soon started raining.
cloud up What does cloud up mean?	to become cloudy	It began to cloud up and soon started raining.
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run a fever/temperature What does "run a fever/temperature" mean?	to have a body temperature higher than normal	The little boy was running a fever so his parents decided to call the doctor.
catch (someone) napping What does "catch (someone) napping" mean?	to find someone asleep, to find someone unprepared for something	The boss caught the employee napping and became very angry.
Have your moments What does "Have your moments" mean?	Someone who has his or her moments exhibits a positive behavior pattern on an occasional basis but not generally.
scratch one's head What does "scratch one's head" mean?	to be confused or perplexed	I was left scratching my head after the speech by our department manager.
in for a penny, in for a pound What does "in for a penny, in for a pound" mean?	after spending some money or time for something you should spend more time or money to finish the job completely	In for a penny, in for a pound and because we had already spent so much money repairing the car we decided to continue to pay more money until it was completely finished.
fall out of use What does "fall out of use" mean?	to be no longer used	CD players have fallen out of use recently.
flush with (something) What does "flush with (something)" mean?	to be even with something	The two pieces of wood were flush with each other so we glued them together.
uptight What does "uptight" mean?	worried, irritated, anxious	My sister has been uptight all week because of her exams.

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Cloud Up Idiom