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find (someone) guilty What does find (someone) guilty mean?	decide that someone is guilty in a court of law	The judge found the young man guilty of breaking and entering a small store.
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sick at heart What does "sick at heart" mean?	very sad or upset about something	The woman was sick at heart over the illness of her cat.
know which is which What does "know which is which" mean?	be able to distinguish one thing or person from another	I saw my aunt's dog and my cousin's dog at my aunt's house but I don't know which is which.
able to breathe easily/freely again What does "able to breathe easily/freely again" mean?	able to relax after a busy and stressful time	I was able to breathe easily again when I knew that I would not miss my flight.
if worst comes to worst What does "if worst comes to worst" mean?	if the worst possible thing happens	If worst comes to worst we can cancel our holiday and go next year.
prone to (something) What does "prone to (something)" mean?	to be likely to do something	Our manager is prone to saying some very strange things.
do one's duty What does "do one's duty" mean?	to do one's job or what is expected of one	The guard was only doing his duty when he began to ask the customer questions.

tickle the ivories What does "tickle the ivories" mean?	play the piano
yank around What does "yank around" mean?	annoy; harass; irritate
pick a fight/quarrel What does "pick a fight/quarrel" mean?	to start a fight/quarrel with someone on purpose	I do not like that woman because she is always trying to pick a quarrel with others.
demi-veg What does "demi-veg" mean?	quasi-vegetarian; part-time vegetarian
kick-ass What does "kick-ass" mean?	appealing; fun; exciting

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Find (someone) Guilty Idiom