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fit (someone) to a T What does fit (someone) to a T mean?	to fit a person very well	My cousin's new job fits her to a T.
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update What does "update" mean?	make current; add information to show what has happened recently.	"I need to update my résumé. Itdoesn't show what I've done during the last year."

payoff What does "payoff" mean?	a bribe	The mayor received a payoff and was forced to resign from his position.
no news is good news What does "no news is good news" mean?	when you do not receive any news about something or somebody it probably means that everything is going well	Although the woman had not heard from her son for several weeks, she believed that no news is good news and she did not worry.
take a beating What does "take a beating" mean?	to lose much money	My friend took a beating on the stock market and has now stopped buying stocks.
pay lip service to (something) What does "pay lip service to (something)" mean?	to express loyality or support for something insincerely	The city council paid lip service to the concerns of the taxpayers.
let out (someone) What does "let out (someone)" mean?	dismiss or be dismissed (from class or practice etc.)	Everyone was let out of class early yesterday because of the bad weather.

on horseback What does "on horseback" mean?	on the back of a horse	We rode to the river on horseback.
scrimp and save What does "scrimp and save" mean?	to be very thrifty, to save up for something	I have been scrimping and saving in order to buy a new laptop computer.
black eye What does "black eye" mean?	espresso with brewed coffee mixed in
believe one`s eyes What does "believe one`s eyes" mean?	to believe what one is seeing	We could not believe our eyes when we saw the three bears on the highway.

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Fit (someone) To A T Idiom