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do a snow job on (someone) What does do a snow job on (someone) mean?	to deceive or confuse someone	The salesman tried to do a snow job on me but I did not believe him.
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in bulk What does "in bulk" mean?	in large quantities or amounts	We usually buy some of our food in bulk.

do as I say, not as I do What does "do as I say, not as I do" mean?	to follow someone's advice and not their actions	The man always said to do as he says and not as he does because his advice was always better than his actions
Scot free What does "Scot free" mean?	If someone escapes scot free, they avoid payment or punishment. 'Scot' is an old word for a tax, so it originally referred to avoiding taxes, though now has a wider sense of not being punished for someone that you have done.
hard on (someone's) heels What does "hard on (someone's) heels" mean?	to be following someone very closely	The dog was hard on the young boy's heels.
snail mail What does "snail mail" mean?	physical mail.	Send it snail mail. I don't mind waiting.
run down (someone or something) What does "run down (someone or something)" mean?	to crash against and knock down someone or something	A car ran down my dog last week.
gross somebody out What does "gross somebody out" mean?	show or tell somebody something disgusting, repulsive or vulgar

trump card What does "trump card" mean?	something that is kept back to be used to win success if nothing else works	Although we appeared weak during the negotiations we had some new information to use as our trump card.
have a cow What does "have a cow" mean?	to become very angry and upset about something	Our teacher had a cow when he discovered that nobody had prepared for the class.

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Do A Snow Job On (someone) Idiom