Fill The Bill Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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fill the bill What does fill the bill mean?	to be suitable for what is required	I think that the new equipment should fill the bill for us.
fill the bill What does fill the bill mean?	to be just what is needed	The new machine should fill the bill for what we need to finish the job.
fill the bill What does fill the bill mean?	to be just what is needed	The new machine should fill the bill for what we need to finish the job.
fill the bill What does fill the bill mean?	to be suitable for what is required	I think that the new equipment should fill the bill for us.
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time to cruise What does "time to cruise" mean?	idiom. time to depart, leave, or go

no sweat What does "no sweat" mean?	no problem	"No sweat. I will help you all day tomorrow if you need me."
jam What does "jam" mean?	play musical instruments together in an improvisational style
in bulk What does "in bulk" mean?	in large quantities or amounts	We usually buy some of our food in bulk.

get the better of (someone) What does "get the better of (someone)" mean?	to beat/defeat (someone), to win against someone	My friend got the better of me and won the tennis match.
sit up with (someone) What does "sit up with (someone)" mean?	to stay with someone (a sick person) during the night	My mother had to sit up all night because my younger sister was very sick.
a few cards short of a deck What does "a few cards short of a deck" mean?	not smart, a little crazy, simple-minded	The man often does very strange things. He is a few cards short of a deck.
down the hatch What does "down the hatch" mean?	swallow something (used for a drink)	My drink was down the hatch before I could order another one.
do in (someone) What does "do in (someone)" mean?	to make someone tired, to exhaust someone	I was done in by the time that I finished the marathon.

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Fill The Bill Idiom