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get into (someone's) head What does get into (someone's) head mean?	to understand what someone thinks and feels so that you can communicate well with them	I am having a difficult time to get into the principal's head and understand what he is really doing.
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get across (something) What does "get across (something)" mean?	to explain something, to make something understood	I always try to get across the importance of taking care of one's computer.

specs What does "specs" mean?	eyesglasses
plastic What does "plastic" mean?	fake; false; unreal
frighten (someone) to death What does "frighten (someone) to death" mean?	to frighten someone severely	I almost frightened the woman to death when I met her on the dark stairs.
first base What does "first base" mean?	the act of kissing (as a step in increasing levels of sexual intimacy).	First base? Is that all? Just kissing?
shoot one`s wad What does "shoot one`s wad" mean?	to spend all of one`s money, to say everything that is on one`s mind	My friend shot his wad at a casino while on vacation last winter.

heart-to-heart What does "heart-to-heart" mean?	honest or intimate	The couple had a heart-to-heart talk before they decided to get married.
in for (something) What does "in for (something)" mean?	unable to avoid something, sure to get something	He is in for a lot of trouble now that he is unable to finish his graduation essay.
Straw that broke the camel's back What does "Straw that broke the camel's back" mean?	The straw that broke the camel's back is the problem that made you lose your temper or the problem that finally brought about the collapse of something.
crib What does "crib" mean?	a dwelling or home.	Come on and check out my crib. It's just around the corner.
play one's trump card What does "play one's trump card" mean?	to use one's most powerful or effective strategy or device	I played my trump card when I told my boss that I would quit if I did not get an increase in salary.

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Get Into (someone's) Head Idiom