Feed One's Face Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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feed one's face What does feed one's face mean?	to eat	We stopped at the small restaurant to feed our face.
feed one's face What does feed one's face mean?	to eat	I stopped at a small restaurant after the game to feed my face.
feed one's face What does feed one's face mean?	to eat	I stopped at a small restaurant to feed my face.
	Some Random Idioms
cross one`s heart and hope to die What does "cross one`s heart and hope to die" mean?	to promise that what you are saying is true	"I promise that I will give you the money next week. Cross my heart and hope to die."

When it rains, it pours What does "When it rains, it pours" mean?	This idiom means that when things go wrong, a lot of things go wrong at the same time.
stick (something) up What does "stick (something) up" mean?	to attach something to a wall/post etc.	I plan to stick the poster up on our kitchen wall.
have a lot on one's mind What does "have a lot on one's mind" mean?	to have many things to worry about	I have a lot on my mind with my new job and new apartment.
as conceited as a barber's cat What does "as conceited as a barber's cat" mean?	very conceited, vain	My friend became as conceited as a barber's cat after she won the award at school.
home run What does "home run" mean?	act of sexual intercourse (used as a way to mark "progress in sex, especially among youth)
The world and his wife What does "The world and his wife" mean?	If the world and his wife were somewhere, then huge numbers of people were present.

at this stage of the game What does "at this stage of the game" mean?	currently, at the current point in some event	At this stage of the game we cannot change the plans for the class trip.
keep (someone) posted What does "keep (someone) posted" mean?	keep someone informed or up-to-date	I asked my friend to keep me posted on his new job and address.
jolt to a stop What does "jolt to a stop" mean?	stop moving suddenly which causes a jolt	The train jolted to a stop when the engineer put the brakes on.
Full of the joys of spring What does "Full of the joys of spring" mean?	If you are full of the joys of spring, you are very happy and full of energy.

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Feed One's Face Idiom