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get on the bandwagon What does get on the bandwagon mean?	to join a popular activity or campaign	Everybody got on the bandwagon to support the popular candidate.
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above suspicion What does "above suspicion" mean?	to be very honest so that nobody will suspect you of doing something wrong	The man's actions are always above suspicion.

run down (someone or something) What does "run down (someone or something)" mean?	to crash against and knock down someone or something	A car ran down my dog last week.
Pass the time of day What does "Pass the time of day" mean?	If you pass the time of day with somebody, you stop and say hello, enquire how they are and other such acts of social politeness.
NATO What does "NATO" mean?	North Atlantic Treaty Organization	North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationThe members of NATO are gathering for an important meeting next month in Brussels.
change one's mind What does "change one's mind" mean?	decide to do something different from what had been decided earlier.	A: "Why are you working this week? I thought you weregoing to be on vacation."B: "I changed my mind. I'm taking my vacation next month."
as black as a skillet What does "as black as a skillet" mean?	very black	The bottom of the little boy's feet were as black as a skillet.

Hot as blue blazes What does "Hot as blue blazes" mean?	If something's as hot as blue blazes, it's extremely hot.
Jury's out What does "Jury's out" mean?	If the jury's out on an issue, then there is no general agreement or consensus on it.
put one's shoulder to the wheel What does "put one's shoulder to the wheel" mean?	to get busy and start working	I put my shoulder to the wheel and tried to finish my work so I could go home early.
get a break What does "get a break" mean?	to get an opportunity or good deal	We were able to get a break on the price of the paint and we saved much money.

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Get On The Bandwagon Idiom