Get Back To (someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Get Back To (someone) Idiom mean?

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get back to (someone) What does get back to (someone) mean?	to communicate something to someone at a later time, to contact someone later	We were very careful that our complaints did not get back to the school principal.
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fade What does "fade" mean?	leave; depart; go away

forge ahead (with something) What does "forge ahead (with something)" mean?	to make rapid progress with something (usually against some difficulties)	There are many problems with the project at work but we are forging ahead to try and complete it.
get ahead of (oneself) What does "get ahead of (oneself)" mean?	to do or say something sooner than you should	I was getting ahead of myself when I started asking questions about the job that I did not have.
go on a binge What does "go on a binge" mean?	to do too much of something	My cousin went on a binge and ate four chocolate bars.
not a living soul What does "not a living soul" mean?	nobody	There was not a living soul at the restaurant when I arrived early last night.
not enough room to swing a cat What does "not enough room to swing a cat" mean?	idiom. very little space to move around
have a thing for (someone) What does "have a thing for (someone)" mean?	be attracted and care a lot about someone	be attracted and care a lot about someoneShe seems to have a thing for the new guy who just started to work at her company.
hickey What does "hickey" mean?	love bit; mark on skin from biting or sucking	My girlfriend gave me a huge hickey the other night...but it was worth it!
blimey What does "blimey" mean?	wow; oh (used to express surprise or excitement)

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Get Back To (someone) Idiom