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give (someone) a clean bill of health What does give (someone) a clean bill of health mean?	to declare that someone is healthy (usually done by a doctor)	My doctor gave me a clean bill of health during my recent checkup.
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cooler What does "cooler" mean?	drink made of wine, fruit juice, and soda water
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to mean nothing to (someone) What does "to mean nothing to (someone)" mean?	have no effect or feeling for someone	My uncle is very wealthy and to lose money in a business transaction means nothing to him.
flying What does "flying" mean?	under the influence of drugs
local color What does "local color" mean?	the traditional features of a place which give it its own character	The weekend vegetable market added much local color to the small town.
pay off What does "pay off" mean?	to yield good results	My risks in starting the new business finally paid off.

for better or worse What does "for better or worse" mean?	depending on how one looks at a matter, including both the good or bad effects of something	For better or worse I have decided to quit my job and move to Brazil.
get (something) through (someone's) thick skull What does "get (something) through (someone's) thick skull" mean?	to manage to get someone (including oneself) to understand something	The salesman cannot get it through his thick skull that I do not want to talk to him.
take the wind out of one's sails What does "take the wind out of one's sails" mean?	become discouraged and lose one's enthusiasm	become discouraged and lose one's enthusiasmIt took the wind out of his sails when he was told that he was not doing a good job.

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Give (someone) A Clean Bill Of Health Idiom