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drop out of (something) What does drop out of (something) mean?	to quit school or a course of some kind	I dropped out of the class after three months.
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Stuffed to the gills What does "Stuffed to the gills" mean?	If someone is stuffed to the gills, they have eaten a lot and are very full.
dead as a doornail What does "dead as a doornail" mean?	to be very dead	The man was as dead as a doornail after the car accident.
under one`s belt What does "under one`s belt" mean?	in one`s experience, memory or possession	When he has more experience as a cook under his belt he will begin to look for a job.
Cry your eyes out What does "Cry your eyes out" mean?	If you cry your eyes out, you cry uncontrollably.
wussy What does "wussy" mean?	weak, fearful person
on a shoestring What does "on a shoestring" mean?	on a very low budget, with very little money	We went to Europe on a shoestring and we enjoyed it very much.

shit on What does "shit on" mean?	treat somebody poorly
Rain on your parade What does "Rain on your parade" mean?	If someone rains on your parade, they ruin your pleasure or your plans.
turkey What does "turkey" mean?	failure; loss
easy does it What does "easy does it" mean?	doing something slowly or without sudden movements	"Easy does it," I said as we moved the large piano.
under the wire What does "under the wire" mean?	at the very last moment	We finished the documents and sent them to the lawyer right under the wire.

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Drop Out Of (something) Idiom