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cook (something) to perfection What does cook (something) to perfection mean?	to cook something perfectly	The chef always cooks the food to perfection at his small restaurant.
cook (something) to perfection What does cook (something) to perfection mean?	to cook something perfectly	The chef always cooks the food to perfection at his restaurant.
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drive (something) home or drive home (something) What does "drive (something) home or drive home (something)" mean?	to make something clearly understood	The high price of gasoline drove home the necessity of driving less.

Cut the Gordian knot What does "Cut the Gordian knot" mean?	If someone cuts the Gordian knot, they solve a very complex problem in a simple way.
over the long run/haul What does "over the long run/haul" mean?	over a long period of time	Over the long run he plans to expand his business slowly.
lock the barn door after the horse is gone What does "lock the barn door after the horse is gone" mean?	to try to deal with something after it is too late	Now my friend wants to fix his house but it is like locking the barn door after the horse is gone. There was a flood and the damage is already done.
slacker What does "slacker" mean?	lazy, unproductive person
stink What does "stink" mean?	be disgusting, unappealing, or undesirable
come into fashion What does "come into fashion" mean?	to become fashionable	My sister says that although bell-bottom pants have come into fashion again she will never wear them.

absent-minded What does "absent-minded" mean?	to be forgetful	My grandfather is very absent-minded and he often forgets his keys.
straight from the horse`s mouth What does "straight from the horse`s mouth" mean?	to hear something directly from the person involved	I heard about my friend`s wedding straight from the horse`s mouth.
in a hole What does "in a hole" mean?	in some trouble, in an embarrassing or difficult position	He is really in a hole now that he has problems both at work and at home.
hands off What does "hands off" mean?	leave alone, don`t interfere	The government decided to take a hands-off approach to the teachers during the strike.
foam What does "foam" mean?	beer
A slice off a cut loaf is never missed What does "A slice off a cut loaf is never missed" mean?	Used colloquially to describe having sexual intercourse with someone who is not a virgin, especially when they are in a relationship. The analogy refers to a loaf of bread; it is not readily apparent, once the end has been removed, exactly how many slices have been taken.('You never miss a slice from a cut loaf' is also used.)

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Cook Something To Perfection Idiom