Fed Up With (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Fed Up With (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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fed up with (someone or something) What does fed up with (someone or something) mean?	to be disgusted or bored with someone or something	I think that he is fed up with the constant complaints of his boss.
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in round numbers/figures What does "in round numbers/figures" mean?	an estimated number, a figure that has been rounded off	I was able to learn, in round numbers, how much it would cost to move to a larger apartment.

in the bag What does "in the bag" mean?	certain, sure	The new contract will be in the bag if we put in a good proposal.
helter-skelter What does "helter-skelter" mean?	in a confusing group, in disorder	When we arrived at work we found the files scattered helter-skelter over the floor.
get a frog in one's throat What does "get a frog in one's throat" mean?	to get soreness in your throat that prevents you from talking well	I got a frog in my throat just as I answered the phone to talk to my professor.
climb the wall What does "climb the wall" mean?	to be so bored that you become anxious and frustrated	The woman began to climb the wall after only a few days at her new job.

live high off the hog What does "live high off the hog" mean?	to be living in prosperous circumstances	to be living in prosperous circumstancesI have been living high off the hog since I got my new job with its high salary.
without further ado What does "without further ado" mean?	without further talk	Without further ado they ended the meeting and began to serve coffee.
bomb What does "bomb" mean?	a terrible performance or show.	That movie was a total bomb.
cut the mustard What does "cut the mustard" mean?	to reach the required standard for something	The man does not cut the mustard and he will not be able to work here.

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Fed Up With (someone Or Something) Idiom