Come Home To Someone Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Come Home To Someone Idiom mean?

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come home to (someone) What does come home to (someone) mean?	to become apparent to someone	It suddenly came home to the young family that their house had been destroyed in the fire.
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pig What does "pig" mean?	glutton; person who eats a lot
in good time What does "in good time" mean?	a little early, sooner than necessary	I will try and get the information to you in good time so that you will be able to decide what to do.
lick one's lips What does "lick one's lips" mean?	show eagerness or pleasure about a future event	I began to lick my lips when I heard about the chance to go on the training course.
nuke What does "nuke" mean?	destroy or obliterate somebody or something
filled to the brim What does "filled to the brim" mean?	to be filled up to the top edge of something	The coffee cup was filled to the brim.
carry the day What does " carry the day" mean?	to win or be successful	The sales manager's fine performance carried the day for us.
clue (someone) in or clue in (someone) What does "clue (someone) in or clue in (someone)" mean?	to inform someone about something	We tried to clue the principal in about why the students were absent.
double check (something) What does "double check (something)" mean?	to check something again to confirm that it is correct	We plan to double check the price of the new product before the price list is printed.
In the tall cotton What does "In the tall cotton" mean?	A phrase that expresses good times or times of plenty and wealth as tall cotton means a good crop.

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Come Home To Someone Idiom