Fair And Square Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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fair and square What does fair and square mean?	completely fair, honestly	The British team won the game fair and square.
fair and square What does fair and square mean?	completely fair, honestly	The British team won the game fair and square.
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out cold What does "out cold" mean?	to be unconscious, to have fainted	The patient was out cold when the nurse went into his room to check on him.

sew (something) up What does "sew (something) up" mean?	to complete or secure something	The candidate for the nomination sewed up his victory last week.
worship the porcelain god What does "worship the porcelain god" mean?	throw up; vomit.	After last night's frat party, I spent the morning worshipping the porcelain god.
all night long What does "all night long" mean?	throughout the whole night	We could hear the people next door talking all night long.
set in What does "set in" mean?	to begin and probably continue (used for a weather or mental condition)	The rain has set in and it looks like it will not stop for awhile.
rug rat What does "rug rat" mean?	child; kid.	Any rug rats at home?
come full circle What does "come full circle" mean?	to be completely opposite from one`s starting point	The university has come full circle with its policy on new students.
trot (something) out What does "trot (something) out" mean?	to mention something without giving it much thought	When I talk with my friend she often trots out some of our previous problems.
heart misses/skips a beat What does "heart misses/skips a beat" mean?	to be startled or excited from surprise/joy/fright	My heart skipped a beat when I heard my name on television.

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Fair And Square Idiom