Feel It Beneath Oneself To Do (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Feel It Beneath Oneself To Do (something) Idiom mean?

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feel it beneath oneself to do (something) What does feel it beneath oneself to do (something) mean?	feel that one would be lowering oneself to do something	The young girl feels it beneath her to help clean the classroom.
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have egg on one`s face What does "have egg on one`s face" mean?	be embarrassed	He has egg on his face after finding out about his mistake.

in the clear What does "in the clear" mean?	with nothing to limit action, free of anything that makes moving or seeing difficult	We seem to be in the clear now so it should be safe to cross the road.
make oneself scarce What does "make oneself scarce" mean?	leave quickly, go away	I think that I will make myself scarce and go to the beach for the day.
no deal What does "no deal" mean?	not agreed to, no, certainly not	It was no deal when my plan was rejected at the meeting.
Watch grass grow What does "Watch grass grow" mean?	If something is like watching grass grow, it is really boring.
hang by a hair/thread What does "hang by a hair/thread" mean?	to be in an uncertain position and depend on something not substantial	The results of the election are still undecided and are hanging by a hair.
throw (something) into the bargain What does "throw (something) into the bargain" mean?	to include something in a deal	The owner of the store threw some DVD'S into the bargain when I purchased a DVD player.
WTG What does "WTG" mean?	way to go
good sport What does "good sport" mean?	a person who loses a competition/game without complaining	My friend is a good sport and he never complains about losing.

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Feel It Beneath Oneself To Do (something) Idiom