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fit (someone or something) in What does fit (someone or something) in mean?	to make time for someone or something	I try hard to fit some exercise in every morning.
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as bald as a coot What does "as bald as a coot" mean?	completely bald	The man in the gas station was as bald as a coot.

buy into (something) What does "buy into (something)" mean?	to accept and agree with something	I do not buy into my friend's idea about starting a business.
fix (someone) up with (someone) What does "fix (someone) up with (someone)" mean?	to help someone get a date by arranging a meeting between the two people	I am trying to fix my sister up with my best friend.
scraggy What does "scraggy" mean?	bony; having little muscle or body fat
be to blame What does "be to blame" mean?	to be responsible for something bad or unfortunate	He is not to blame for breaking the computer.
da bomb What does "da bomb" mean?	something fantastic or wonderful.	Our party was da bomb.

What one doesn't know won't hurt one. What does "What one doesn't know won't hurt one." mean?	something that you don't know won't worry or harm you	What she doesn't know won't hurt her and we don't need to tell her about the broken dishes.
bonk What does "bonk" mean?	to have sexual intercourse
take the bull by the horns What does "take the bull by the horns" mean?	to take decisive and direct action	My aunt decided to take the bull by the horns and begin preparations for the family reunion.
in the know What does "in the know" mean?	knowledgeable	I don't think that our teacher is in the know about the problems in the other classes.
wear and tear What does "wear and tear" mean?	damage as a result of ordinary use	They put a lot of wear and tear on their car during their long holiday.

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Fit Someone Or Something In Idiom