Fit And Trim Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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fit and trim What does fit and trim mean?	to be slim and in good physical shape	My sister looked fit and trim after spending six months at the spa.
fit and trim What does fit and trim mean?	to be slim and in good physical shape	My sister looked fit and trim after spending six weeks at the resort.
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loaded What does "loaded" mean?	have lots of money	My new boss is really loaded.

twiddle one`s thumbs What does "twiddle one`s thumbs" mean?	to do nothing, to be idle	The girl twiddled her thumbs all year and is now unable to pass her school exams.
eat up (something) or eat (something) up What does "eat up (something) or eat (something) up" mean?	to eat everything on your plate	I ate up all my dinner and began my homework.
pack them in What does "pack them in" mean?	to attract a lot of people	The new restaurant is able to pack them in with its new and exciting menu.
no shit What does "no shit" mean?	an expression of disbelief or dismissal.	No shit! Did that really happen?
spick-and-span What does "spick-and-span" mean?	to be very clean, to be very neat	The house was spick-and-span when we returned from our holiday.
put a sock in it What does "put a sock in it" mean?	be quiet; stop talking

speak one`s piece/mind What does "speak one`s piece/mind" mean?	to say openly what one thinks	I think that it is time for me to speak my piece and tell somebody about my complaints about our company.
bird-dog What does "bird-dog" mean?	steal another man's girlfriend
in tune What does "in tune" mean?	going well together, in agreement, matching	We have been in tune with each other ever since we met at our high school graduation party.
take attendance What does "take attendance" mean?	to record the names of persons who are attending school or something similar	After our teacher took attendance we began to do our math lesson.

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Fit And Trim Idiom