Fit In With (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Fit In With (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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fit in with (someone or something) What does fit in with (someone or something) mean?	to be comfortable or in harmony with someone or something	The new boy fits in with the other children very well.
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dike What does "dike" mean?	lesbian

take umbrage at (something) What does "take umbrage at (something)" mean?	to feel that one has been insulted by something	The man took umbrage at the comments that were directed at him by his supervisor.
built What does "built" mean?	muscular; strong in appearance; curvaceous
know (something) by heart What does "know (something) by heart" mean?	to know something perfectly, to have memorized something	The little boy knows many stories by heart.
as free as a bird What does "as free as a bird" mean?	carefree, completely free	I was as free as a bird after I finished my last school exam.
candy-ass What does "candy-ass" mean?	timid person; coward
leave a lot to be desired What does "leave a lot to be desired" mean?	be inadequate	The job performance of the new employee leaves a lot to be desired.
thick-skinned What does "thick-skinned" mean?	insensitive, not easily upset or hurt	You must be thick-skinned if you decide to get involved in politics.

one in a thousand/hundred/million What does "one in a thousand/hundred/million" mean?	unique, one of a very few	I only had a one in a million chance of finding the ring that I had dropped into the lake.
on condition that What does "on condition that" mean?	providing that	The man was not sent to prison on condition that he do volunteer work in the community.
bazillion What does "bazillion" mean?	a vast, enormous, or indefinite amount.	I've got like a bazillion things to do.

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Fit In With (someone Or Something) Idiom