Drag In (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Drag In (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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drag in (someone or something) What does drag in (someone or something) mean?	to insist on bringing someone or something into a discussion	Th employee always drags in his personal problems when we talk about his job performance.
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rub salt in (someone's) wound What does "rub salt in (someone's) wound" mean?	to try to make someone's unhappiness or misfortune worse	I did not mention the car accident to my friend because I did not want to rub salt in his wound.

fruity What does "fruity" mean?	of or pertaining to silly behavior
drag What does "drag" mean?	dull, annoying person
words stick in one's throat What does "words stick in one's throat" mean?	one can hardly speak because he or she is so overcome by emotion	I tried to ask the girl for a date but the words stuck in my throat and I could not say anything.
laid-back What does "laid-back" mean?	relaxed; at ease; unrufffled
leave (someone) alone What does "leave (someone) alone" mean?	to not disturb someone	"Please leave me alone so I can finish this essay."
bail a company out What does "bail a company out" mean?	to help or rescue a company that has financial problems	The government bailed out the bank in order to maintain stability in the economy.
stand still for (something) What does "stand still for (something)" mean?	to tolerate or endure something, to not move for something	The little boy refused to stand still for his medical examination.
loom large (on the horizon) What does "loom large (on the horizon)" mean?	something that could be coming as a possible problem/danger/threat	A large increase in transportation costs is looming large on the horizon.
take a potshot at (someone or something) What does "take a potshot at (someone or something)" mean?	to criticize someone or something	The mayor of the city decided to take a potshot at his opponent in the election.

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Drag In (someone Or Something) Idiom