Come Out For (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Come Out For (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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come out for (someone or something) What does come out for (someone or something) mean?	to announce one's support for (someone or something)	The mayor recently came out for legal gambling in the city.
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easy come, easy go What does "easy come, easy go" mean?	something that you get easily can be lost easily	My cousin does not care if he loses his job or not. For him, everything is easy come, easy go.
powder one's nose What does "powder one's nose" mean?	a woman goes to the restroom to put powder on her nose	The singer went to the dressing room to powder her nose before the performance.
Babe in arms What does "Babe in arms" mean?	A babe in arms is a very young child, or a person who is very young to be holding a position.
eat one`s words What does "eat one`s words" mean?	to admit being wrong in something that one has said	The worker was forced to eat his words after his boss proved that he was wrong.
jive turkey What does "jive turkey" mean?	dumb person	You're such a jive turkey, John. You couldn't have messed up more!
crack of dawn What does "crack of dawn" mean?	daybreak, early in the morning	We got up at the crack of dawn to go fishing.
turn one`s back on (someone or something) What does "turn one`s back on (someone or something)" mean?	to refuse to help someone who is in trouble or need	The woman turned her back on her friend when the friend asked her for some money.

go down in flames What does "go down in flames" mean?	fail dramatically
Pull yourself up by your bootstraps What does "Pull yourself up by your bootstraps" mean?	If you pull yourself up by your bootstraps, you make the effort to improve things for yourself.
play into (someone's) hands What does "play into (someone's) hands" mean?	to do something that another person can use against you	Our manager played into the hands of the other side during the meeting when he became angry.
cheesehead What does "cheesehead" mean?	person from the state of Wisconsin

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Come Out For (someone Or Something) Idiom