Cut Out For Something Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Cut Out For Something Idiom mean?

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cut out for (something) What does cut out for (something) mean?	to have a talent for something, to be suited for something	I do not think that I am cut out for the travelling that is required for my job.
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jump down (someone`s) throat What does "jump down (someone`s) throat" mean?	to suddenly become very angry at someone	The man's wife jumped down his throat when he came home late.

fish in troubled waters What does "fish in troubled waters" mean?	to involve oneself in a difficult/confused or dangerous situation in order to get something	The woman was fishing in troubled waters when she began to ask questions about the crime.
green-eyed monster What does "green-eyed monster" mean?	jealousy	The woman was consumed by the green-eyed monster and it was affecting her life.
deaf and dumb What does "deaf and dumb" mean?	to be unable to hear or speak	The man was deaf and dumb and could not communicate with the woman on the train.
loaded What does "loaded" mean?	to have lots of money	My uncle is loaded and he has lots of money.
out of hand What does "out of hand" mean?	out of control	The party got out of hand so we called the police.
Driven by a motor What does "Driven by a motor" mean?	This is used to describe people with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder when they talk excessively: 'they act as if driven by a motor.'

kith and kin What does "kith and kin" mean?	friends and relatives	All of our kith and kin attended the anniversary for my parents.
make no bones about (something) What does "make no bones about (something)" mean?	to make no mistake about something, to not doubt something	"Make no bones about it, I am not going to lend my friend any more money."
legs What does "legs" mean?	ground soldiers; unit that is neither mechanized nor airborne
take a nosedive What does "take a nosedive" mean?	to collapse, to decrease in value	The stock market took a nosedive when the earnings of the oil company decreased.
hold a meeting What does "hold a meeting" mean?	meet, have a meeting	The apartment owners decided to hold a meeting last week.

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Cut Out For Something Idiom