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fresh out of (something) What does fresh out of (something) mean?	to have used up all of something, to have sold the last of something	The bakery was fresh out of brown bread so we had to go to the supermarket.
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G What does "G" mean?	thousand dollars

give a wide birth to (someone or something) What does "give a wide birth to (someone or something)" mean?	to keep away from someone or something, to keep a safe distance from someone or something	I usually give a wide birth to my boss when he is angry.
give (someone or something) the thumbs up What does "give (someone or something) the thumbs up" mean?	to be in favor of someone or something	The city gave the music festival organizers the thumbs up for the music festival.
fine-tooth/toothed comb What does "fine-tooth/toothed comb" mean?	great care, careful attention so as not to miss anything	We went over the room with a fine-tooth comb but we were unable to find the lost credit card.
stick to one`s guns What does "stick to one`s guns" mean?	to defend an action or opinion despite an unfavorable reaction	Our boss is sticking to his guns on his decision to fire the manager of the store.
little pitchers have big ears What does "little pitchers have big ears" mean?	small children often hear things that you think they won't notice or things that they are not supposed to hear	Little pitchers have big ears and we were very surprised that the little boy understood everything that we had said.
first and foremost What does "first and foremost" mean?	the first and most important	First and foremost we need a new computer for our office.
Open old sores What does "Open old sores" mean?	When a sore is almost healed, and if a person rips or tears it open, it is way of preventing the healing process and further aggravating the pain. This phrase, metaphorically suggests, to revive or reopen a quarrel or enmity which was almost forgotten.
get off the ground What does "get off the ground" mean?	to make a successful beginning	My uncle's new business never got off the ground and he must try to sell it.

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Fresh Out Of (something) Idiom