Come Back To Haunt (someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Come Back To Haunt (someone) Idiom mean?

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come back to haunt (someone) What does come back to haunt (someone) mean?	result in undesirable effects eventually
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go into (something) with one's eyes (wide) open What does "go into (something) with one's eyes (wide) open" mean?	to do something or make a choice knowing the problems that are involved and having all the necessary information	The city went into the construction contract with their eyes wide open.

Lap dog What does "Lap dog" mean?	A lap dog is a person who is eager to please another at the expense of his or her own needs in order to maintain a position of privilege or favor.
under the influence of (something) What does "under the influence of (something)" mean?	experiencing the effects of alcohol/drugs/a controlling power or person	The driver was under the influence of alcohol when he hit the young child.
big stink What does "big stink" mean?	a scandal; a major issue.	Don't make a big stink out of such a small problem.
put a stop/end to (something) What does "put a stop/end to (something)" mean?	to bring something to an end	The company is trying to put an end to the personal use of computers during office hours.
Shoot your wad What does "Shoot your wad" mean?	When you have shot your wad, you have expended everything and have no more to say or do about a matter.
hit it off (with someone) What does "hit it off (with someone)" mean?	get along well with someone (usually from the beginning)	get along well with someone (usually from the beginning)I hit it off with a woman in my photography class and we have been dating for several months now.

dweeb What does "dweeb" mean?	very hardworking student
be off to a bad start What does "be off to a bad start" mean?	to start something under bad circumstances	The production of the play was off to a bad start when the lights did not work.
Cuts no ice What does "Cuts no ice" mean?	If something cuts no ice, it doesn't have any effect or influence.
Cloud on the horizon What does "Cloud on the horizon" mean?	If you can see a problem ahead, you can call it a cloud on the horizon.

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Come Back To Haunt (someone) Idiom