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come back to (someone) What does come back to (someone) mean?	to return to one`s memory	The strange events of last year are slowly coming back to me.
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bread and butter What does "bread and butter" mean?	one's income, the source of someone's food	The man's business is his bread and butter and he works very hard to make it successful.

bow and scrape What does "bow and scrape" mean?	to be very humble and subservient	I was forced to bow and scrape to get some money from my parents.
hard on (someone or something) What does "hard on (someone or something)" mean?	treat someone or something roughly	His son is very hard on shoes.
a feather in one`s cap What does "a feather in one`s cap" mean?	something that you achieve and are proud of	Winning the spelling contest was a feather in the boy's cap.
see double What does "see double" mean?	to see two of everything instead of one	I began to see double after I hit my head on the edge of the fence.
Lead someone up the garden path What does "Lead someone up the garden path" mean?	If someone leads you up the garden path, they deceive you, or give you false information that causes you to waste your time. 'Lead someone down the garden path' is also used.
make an offer What does "make an offer" mean?	to make a financial proposal for a product or service	We want to buy the house and we plan to make an offer on Saturday.
book What does "book" mean?	leave; go; depart.	Gotta book, I'm meeting some friends soon.
cop a plea What does "cop a plea" mean?	to plead guilty to a crime in order to get a lesser penalty	The man was forced to cop a plea when the evidence against him became very strong.

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Come Back To (someone) Idiom