Get On The Good Side Of Someone Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Get On The Good Side Of Someone Idiom mean?

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get on the good side of (someone) What does get on the good side of (someone) mean?	to get in someone's favor	I took my friend to a nice restaurant in order to get on her good side.
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on time What does "on time" mean?	to be at the scheduled time	Our train arrived exactly on time.
worth one`s salt What does "worth one`s salt" mean?	to be a good worker, to be worth what one is paid	The man has only been working here for a month but quickly he is proving that he is worth his salt.
hold one's head up What does "hold one's head up" mean?	keep one's dignity and pride	The basketball players were able to hold their heads up even though they lost the game.
all talk (and no action) What does "all talk (and no action)" mean?	to talk about doing something but never really do it	Our boss was all talk and no action and nothing new was ever done in our department.

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Get On The Good Side Of Someone Idiom