Get In On (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Get In On (something) Idiom mean?

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get in on (something) What does get in on (something) mean?	to become involved in something	My friend wants to get in on the planning of the summer festival.
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hell-bent for leather What does "hell-bent for leather" mean?	behaving recklessly, riding a horse recklessly	The boys went hell-bent-for-leather down the path to the beach.
have the Midas touch What does "have the Midas touch" mean?	to have the ability to make money easily (King Midas turned everything that he touched into gold)	My uncle has the Midas touch and every business that he starts makes a lot of money.
top banana What does "top banana" mean?	the person who is the boss or the top person in a group or organization	The famous actor in the movie was the top banana in the story.
pride and joy What does "pride and joy" mean?	someone or something that one is very proud of	The little boy is the pride and joy of his grandparents.
call the shots What does "call the shots" mean?	to be in charge	During the meeting the vice-president was calling the shots.
settle down What does "settle down" mean?	to calm down	The baby finally settled down and went to sleep.
at all costs What does "at all costs" mean?	no matter what, regardless of the cost or difficulty	The company decided to protect their market share at all costs.

give it a rest What does "give it a rest" mean?	shut up; stop talking; stop talking about something
make money hand over fist What does "make money hand over fist" mean?	to make a lot of money	The small ice cream shop has been making money hand over fist since it first opened.
die away What does "die away" mean?	to gradually get lower and then disappear (often said about noise)	The noise of the airplane slowly died away.
four eyes What does "four eyes" mean?	an expression (often used by children) for someone who is wearing glasses	The children called their friend with the glasses four eyes.
excuse (someone) What does "excuse (someone)" mean?	to forgive someone	We excused the man for his rude comments because he did not know any better.

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Get In On (something) Idiom