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divide (something) fifty-fifty What does divide (something) fifty-fifty mean?	to divide something into two equal parts	We divided the money that we won fifty-fifty.
divide (something) fifty-fifty What does divide (something) fifty-fifty mean?	to divide something into two equal parts	We decided to divide the money that we earned fifty-fifty.
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bent out of shape What does "bent out of shape" mean?	needlessly worried about something.	"I know you're worried about your job interview, butdon't get bent out of shape. You'll do just fine."

Unwavering loyalty What does "Unwavering loyalty" mean?	Unwavering loyalty does not question or doubt the person or issue and supports them completely.
big fish in a small pond What does "big fish in a small pond" mean?	an important person in a small place	The man was not so important in the city but in the small town he was a big fish in a small pond.
hand (something) to (someone) on a silver platter What does "hand (something) to (someone) on a silver platter" mean?	to give a person something that has not been earned	The father handed everything to the boy on a silver platter and now he is very spoiled and selfish.
in print What does "in print" mean?	a book or magazine is available for sale from the publisher	The book which I am looking for is still in print.
lace into (something) What does "lace into (something)" mean?	devour/eat food	We laced into our dinner as soon as we entered the house.
keep harping on (something) What does "keep harping on (something)" mean?	continue to talk or complain about something	The boy's father keeps harping on the fact that his son never does his homework.

gun bunny What does "gun bunny" mean?	artilleryman
sit back What does "sit back" mean?	to be built a distance away from a street	The large mansion sits back three hundred meters from the street.
at this stage of the game What does "at this stage of the game" mean?	currently, at the current point in some event	At this stage of the game it was not possible to change the plans for the class trip.

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Divide (something) Fifty Fifty Idiom