Fish Or Cut Bait Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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fish or cut bait What does fish or cut bait mean?	to do something yourself or quit and let someone else do it, to stop trying to do something	We told the men to fish or cut bait. If they did not want to buy the car then they should stop asking questions about it
fish or cut bait What does fish or cut bait mean?	to either do what you are supposed to do or quit and let someone else do it	It was time to fish or cut bait so I decided to let someone else handle the problem.
fish or cut bait What does fish or cut bait mean?	to either do what you are supposed to do or quit and let someone else do it	It was time to fish or cut bait so I decided to let someone else handle the problem.
fish or cut bait What does fish or cut bait mean?	to do something yourself or quit and let someone else do it, to either do something or stop trying to do it	It was time to fish or cut bait - either buy the car or stop asking questions about it.
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Keep your nose to the grindstone What does "Keep your nose to the grindstone" mean?	If you keep your nose to the grindstone, you work hard and seriously.

jump/climb/get on the bandwagon What does "jump/climb/get on the bandwagon" mean?	join a popular activity/campaign	Everybody jumped on the bandwagon to try and stop smoking in the workplace.
go on What does "go on" mean?	to talk for too long	My friend started to go on about his problems so I decided to leave.
in two minds about (something) What does "in two minds about (something)" mean?	to be undecided about something	My niece is in two minds about whether or not she will visit me this summer.
snap What does "snap" mean?	snapshot

first out of the gate What does "first out of the gate" mean?	the first person to begin a project	The businessman was the first out of the gate in the effort to raise money for the new concert hall.
take a whack at (something) What does "take a whack at (something)" mean?	to try something	I took a whack at fixing the car but I was unsuccessful.
more than (someone) bargained for What does "more than (someone) bargained for" mean?	more than one thought one would get	The problems caused by the dishonest employee were more than the company bargained for.
pop a boner What does "pop a boner" mean?	get an erection

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Fish Or Cut Bait Idiom