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free and clear What does free and clear mean?	without owing any money	The couple finally owned their house free and clear.
free and clear What does free and clear mean?	own something fully with no money owed or other restrictions on the item or property	My parents own their home free and clear.
free and clear What does free and clear mean?	(to own something) completely and without owing any money	Our neighbor owns his house free and clear.
free and clear What does free and clear mean?	without owing any money	The couple owns their house free and clear.
free and clear What does free and clear mean?	owning something fully with no money owed or other restrictions on the item or property	My parents own their home free and clear.
free and clear What does free and clear mean?	(to own something) completely and without owing any money	Our neighbor owns his house free and clear.
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hang it What does "hang it" mean?	damn it; darn it (said to express frustration or exsaperation)

break one's word What does "break one's word" mean?	to not keep one's promise	The young child promised his parents that he would not break his word.
have (something) on the brain What does "have (something) on the brain" mean?	to be obsessed with something, to never stop thinking or talking about something	The boy has cars and trucks on the brain and he does not think of anything else.
Slip through one's fingers What does "Slip through one's fingers" mean?	If something slips through one’s fingers it escapes or is lost through carelessness.
One man's loss is another man's gain What does "One man's loss is another man's gain" mean?	This means thato ne person's setback benefits someone else.
vivor What does "vivor" mean?	survivor
throw one's voice What does "throw one's voice" mean?	to project one's voice so that it appears to be coming from some other place	The performer likes to throw his voice when he entertains children.
snow (someone) under What does "snow (someone) under" mean?	to give so much of something that it cannot be dealt with	The extra paperwork snowed me under during the last week.

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