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get on (someone's) nerves What does get on (someone's) nerves mean?	irritate someone	The constant complaints of my coworkers get on my nerves.
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a far cry from (something) What does "a far cry from (something)" mean?	something very different from something	The man's statement is a far cry from what he told me over the telephone.

gold mine of information What does "gold mine of information" mean?	someone or something that is full of information	The woman is a gold mine of information and she is very valuable to her company.
get (someone) down What does "get (someone) down" mean?	to make someone unhappy, to cause discouragement	The long commuting time is getting my friend down so she wants to quit her job.
at loggerheads (with someone) What does "at loggerheads (with someone)" mean?	to be having a quarrel or disagreement with someone, to oppose someone	We are at loggerheads with the company over their plans to build a new factory.
drop (someone) a line What does "drop (someone) a line" mean?	to write or mail a note or letter to someone	My friend promised that she would drop me a line when she gets to Singapore.
one in a million What does "one in a million" mean?	unique, one of a very few	Our coach is one in a million. He is fantastic.

Yah boo sucks What does "Yah boo sucks" mean?	Yah boo & yah boo sucks can be used to show that you have no sympathy with someone.
pig out What does "pig out" mean?	gorge, overeat, eat to excess
put (something) on paper What does "put (something) on paper" mean?	to write something down	I put my ideas for the new business on paper.

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Get On (someone's) Nerves Idiom