Field Questions Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

This database is a comprehensive collection of all the American idioms and slang available. American Idioms are many and varied. We hope you enjoy our collection. We are adding more all the time. .

field questions What does field questions mean?	to answer questions	The speaker began to field questions as soon as he finished talking.
field questions What does field questions mean?	to answer questions	The speaker began to field questions after he finished talking.
	Some Random Idioms
meet up with (someone or something) What does "meet up with (someone or something)" mean?	meet someone or something by accident or without expecting to	The young man met up with a nice group of people while he was traveling in Australia.

Slow but sure What does "Slow but sure" mean?	If something or someone is slow but sure, they may take their time to do something, but they are reliable.
eyepopping What does "eyepopping" mean?	very appealing or attractive
dance to a different tune What does "dance to a different tune" mean?	to change one's behavior or attitude	Our boss began dancing to a different tune when his head salesman decided to quit.
take the cake What does "take the cake" mean?	to be the best or the worst	The woman's manners take the cake. They are very bad.
grody to the max What does "grody to the max" mean?	extremely repulsive or disgusting
point of view What does "point of view" mean?	one's way of thinking about something	I find it difficult to understand my friend's point of view on many issues.
strike (someone's) fancy What does "strike (someone's) fancy" mean?	to appeal to someone	It did not strike my fancy to go to a restaurant last evening.

have the floor What does "have the floor" mean?	to have permission to speak in a meeting	The president had the floor for almost an hour during the meeting.
apple of (someone`s) eye What does "apple of (someone`s) eye" mean?	someone or something that one likes a lot or likes more than others	The little girl is the apple of her grandfather`s eye.
hurl What does "hurl" mean?	throw up; vomit
like taking candy from a baby What does "like taking candy from a baby" mean?	very easy to do	I asked the department store to refund the money for my goods and they agreed. It was like taking candy from a baby.
turnover (of products) What does "turnover (of products)" mean?	the rate at which a product is sold and replaced	The turnover of cold drinks is very high in the store.

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