Come To A Head Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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come to a head What does come to a head mean?	to come to a point where a problem must be solved	The issue came to a head and everyone was forced to talk about the problem.
come to a head What does come to a head mean?	to come to a point where a problem must be solved	The issue came to a head and everyone was forced to talk about the problem.
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have money to burn What does "have money to burn" mean?	have lots of money	The man has money to burn and is always buying something new.
How's tricks? What does "How's tricks?" mean?	This is used as a way of asking people how they are and how things have been going in their life.
have a lead foot What does "have a lead foot" mean?	to drive too fast	My friend has a lead foot and he has received many speeding tickets.
moral turpitude What does "moral turpitude" mean?	behavior that is contrary to accepted rules of behavior	The judge accused the lawyer of moral turpitude after his questionable tactics to defend his client.
go (somewhere) in a heartbeat What does "go (somewhere) in a heartbeat" mean?	to go somewhere almost immediately if you have the chance	I would go camping in the mountains in a heartbeat if I had the chance.

bull What does "bull" mean?	nonsense (short and less offensive form of bullshit).	That's complete bull. I don't believe a word of it.
go through the motions What does "go through the motions" mean?	to do something insincerely	The manager went through the motions of apologizing but he was not sincere.
have a familiar ring What does "have a familiar ring" mean?	to sound familiar	The complaints of our supervisor have a familiar ring and we have heard them before.
have (something) going for one What does "have (something) going for one" mean?	have ability/talent/good looks	She has a lot going for her and I am sure that she will get the new job.

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Come To A Head Idiom