Fit (someone) Into A Schedule Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Fit (someone) Into A Schedule Idiom mean?

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fit (someone) into a schedule What does fit (someone) into a schedule mean?	to be able to enter someone into a schedule and have time to see him or her	The doctor was not able to fit me into her schedule.
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hold up What does "hold up" mean?	keep up one`s courage or spirits	Her spirits are holding up quite well even though she does not have a job now.

B-ball What does "B-ball" mean?	baseball or basketball.	How about some b-ball later?
hands down What does "hands down" mean?	easily, unopposed	I won the election hands down for the position of class president.
fizzle out What does "fizzle out" mean?	to fail after a good start, to end in failure	The party began to fizzle out at midnight after many people went home.
delts What does "delts" mean?	deltoid muscles, particularly when well developed
drop names What does "drop names" mean?	to mention the names of famous people as if they were your friends	Nobody likes the girl because she is always dropping names when she meets her friends.
lash out (at someone) What does "lash out (at someone)" mean?	attack someone with words	They were walking along the beach when the girl suddenly lashed out in anger at her boyfriend.
Strange at the best of times What does "Strange at the best of times" mean?	To describe someone or something as really weird or unpleasant in a mild way.
make a beeline for (someone or something) What does "make a beeline for (someone or something)" mean?	to go straight toward someone or something (like bees when they fly in a straight line)	Whenever my friend goes to a football game he makes a beeline for the food stand.
get down to the facts What does "get down to the facts" mean?	to begin to discuss things that matter, to get to the truth	When the trial began the lawyers tried to get down to the facts of the case.
kick up one`s heels What does "kick up one`s heels" mean?	to have a good time, to celebrate	We kicked up our heels last night and had a great time at the party.

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Fit (someone) Into A Schedule Idiom