Come Out Of Nowhere Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Come Out Of Nowhere Idiom mean?

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come out of nowhere What does come out of nowhere mean?	to appear suddenly	The eagle came out of nowhere and captured the small mouse.
come out of nowhere What does come out of nowhere mean?	to appear suddenly	The eagle came out of nowhere and captured the small mouse.
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PLOS What does "PLOS" mean?	parents looking over shoulder

like a bat out of hell What does "like a bat out of hell" mean?	with great speed and force	I ran like a bat out of hell to catch the bus.
lion's share (of something) What does "lion's share (of something)" mean?	the larger share of something	I gave the lion's share of my old CD collection to my neighbor.
It cost the earth What does "It cost the earth" mean?	If something costs the earth, it is very expensive indeed.
the hair of the dog that bit one What does "the hair of the dog that bit one" mean?	a drink of alcohol that one takes when recovering from a hangover	The man had the hair of the dog that bit him before he ate breakfast.
There, there. What does "There, there." mean?	: expression of comfort.	"There, there. Everything's going to be OK."

go all out What does "go all out" mean?	to use all of one's energy/resources	We plan to go all out for my sister's wedding.
have a brainstorm What does "have a brainstorm" mean?	to suddenly have a very good idea	I had a brainstorm last night and I now have some very good ideas for next year's party.
toss off What does "toss off" mean?	do something rapidly and with little attention to detail
jerk around What does "jerk around" mean?	harass or waste somebody's time
turn the heat up on (someone) What does "turn the heat up on (someone)" mean?	to increase the pressure on someone to do something	The police are turning the heat up on the members of the criminal gang.

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Come Out Of Nowhere Idiom