Fork Over (some Money) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Fork Over (some Money) Idiom mean?

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fork over (some money) What does fork over (some money) mean?	to pay money for something	I forked over much money for the painting that is hanging on my wall.
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consider an offer What does "consider an offer" mean?	to think about an offer or proposal	The man considered the offer to buy his car.

wait-and-see attitude What does "wait-and-see attitude" mean?	an uncertain attitude where you wait and see what will happen	We decided to take a wait-and-see attitude regarding what our new boss was going to do.
do justice to (something) What does "do justice to (something)" mean?	to do something well, to represent something accurately	The painting of my grandfather does not do justice to his extremely good looks.
rocks What does "rocks" mean?	ice cubes
in dispute What does "in dispute" mean?	something that is in disagreement	Most parts of the agreement are not in dispute.
in a kind/sort of way What does "in a kind/sort of way" mean?	to a certain extent, a little, somewhat	In a kind of way I want to buy a new car but in other ways I don't think that I really need one.
take stock of (something) What does "take stock of (something)" mean?	to carefully study a situation or a number of possibilities or opportunities	After taking stock of the situation the man decided that it would be difficult to continue working for the company.

hit-and-miss What does "hit-and-miss" mean?	unplanned/uncontrolled/aimless/careless	We are looking for a new apartment but it is hit-and-miss whether we can find a good one or not.
poky What does "poky" mean?	prison; jail
like two peas in a pod What does "like two peas in a pod" mean?	very close or intimate with someone	The sisters are like two peas in a pod and they do everything together.

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Fork Over (some Money) Idiom