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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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fall flat on one's face What does "fall flat on one's face" mean?	to be completely unsuccessful	I fell flat on my face when I tried to make a speech at the wedding.

bum (someone) out What does "bum (someone) out" mean?	discourage or depress someone
have the devil to pay What does "have the devil to pay" mean?	have a great deal of trouble	I will have the devil to pay if I don't return home before dark.
fifty-fifty What does "fifty-fifty" mean?	equally, evenly	We shared the profits with the other company fifty-fifty.
tinnie What does "tinnie" mean?	can of beer
on all fours What does "on all fours" mean?	on one's hands and knees	The man was on all fours looking for his car keys.
stand a chance of (doing something) What does "stand a chance of (doing something)" mean?	to have a possibility of doing something	Our team stands a good chance of winning the championship this year.
Man of straw What does "Man of straw" mean?	A weak person that can easily be beaten of changed is a man of straw.

of all the nerve What does "of all the nerve" mean?	How shocking!	Of all the nerve for my friend to ask me for more money when she never repaid me what she had already borrowed.
put (something) on ice What does "put (something) on ice" mean?	to delay or postpone something	The city put the plans for the new stadium on ice as they tried to get more money for the project.
work into (something) What does "work into (something)" mean?	force into something little by little	He was able to work his foot into his boot but it was still very tight.

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