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get a clean bill of health What does get a clean bill of health mean?	to be pronounced healthy by a doctor	I got a clean bill of health when I went to see the doctor.
get a clean bill of health What does get a clean bill of health mean?	to be pronounced healthy by a doctor	I got a clean bill of health when I went to see the doctor.
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face up to (something) What does "face up to (something)" mean?	to accept something that is not easy to accept	My friend must face up to the fact that he will never have enough money to buy a car.

not hold water What does "not hold water" mean?	make no sense, be illogical	The argument by the lawyer did not hold water.
at (someone`s) beck and call What does "at (someone`s) beck and call" mean?	to be always ready to serve someone or do something for someone	The woman is always at her husband's beck and call.
fugly What does "fugly" mean?	fat and ugly
beg the question What does "beg the question" mean?	to invite the question that follows	The purchase of the expensive car begged the question of where the man got the money.
take pride in (something) What does "take pride in (something)" mean?	to do something with pride	The couple take pride in their beautiful house.
lady`s man What does "lady`s man" mean?	a man who is popular with women	He is a lady`s man and always seems to have a woman interested in him.

feed one's face What does "feed one's face" mean?	to eat	We stopped at the small restaurant to feed our face.
polish the apple What does "polish the apple" mean?	to flatter someone	Nobody likes the girl because she is always polishing the apple with her teacher.
Cast a long shadow What does "Cast a long shadow" mean?	Something or someone that casts a long shadow has considerable influence on other people or events.

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Get A Clean Bill Of Health Idiom