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get one's fill of (someone or something) What does get one's fill of (someone or something) mean?	to receive enough of someone or something	Recently, I have got my fill of fresh corn and I do not want to eat any more.
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get the blues What does "get the blues" mean?	to become sad or depressed	The dull cloudy weather has caused me to get the blues.

bonehead What does "bonehead" mean?	dumb, stubborn person.	He's a total bonehead. Can't even get his work done.
to (someone's) liking What does "to (someone's) liking" mean?	in a way that pleases someone	The cook in my favorite restaurant always cooks the food exactly to my liking.
more fun than a barrel of monkeys What does "more fun than a barrel of monkeys" mean?	very funny, fun	The children love the man because he is more fun than a barrel of monkeys and makes everybody laugh.
jack up (something) What does "jack up (something)" mean?	raise prices, raise something with a lifting device	The gas station jacked up their prices during the snow storm.
Run amok What does "Run amok" mean?	When things or people are running amok, they are wild and out of control.('Run amuck' is also used.)
get it through one`s head What does "get it through one`s head" mean?	to understand/believe something	The man has got it through his head that he will get a job without making any effort.

come to a standstill What does "come to a standstill" mean?	to stop	The circus came to a standstill when the elephant escaped from his cage.
in step with (someone or something) What does "in step with (someone or something)" mean?	marching with the same rhythm as someone else, in agreement with the others in a group	All of the members of our group were in step with each other regarding the New Year's party.
from start to finish What does "from start to finish" mean?	from the beginning to the end	The dinner was a great success from start to finish .
nick of time What does "nick of time" mean?	at the last minute; just before time runs out

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Get One's Fill Of (someone Or Something) Idiom