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go down on somebody What does go down on somebody mean?	give oral sex to somebody
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write off What does "write off" mean?	remove (an amount) from a business record, cancel (a debt)	The bank was forced to write off a large amount of its debt.

have a screw loose What does "have a screw loose" mean?	act in a strange way, be foolish	He is a very strange person. I think that he has a screw loose somewhere.
cash-and-carry What does "cash-and-carry" mean?	selling something for cash only and with no delivery	We were able to get a good price on a sofa in a cash-and-carry deal at the furniture store.
sink one's teeth into (something) What does "sink one's teeth into (something)" mean?	to take a bite of some kind of food, to get really involved in something	I am trying hard to sink my teeth into the project at work.
look up (something) What does "look up (something)" mean?	to search for something in a dictionary or other book	I will look up my friend's name in the telephone book.
go to bat for someone What does "go to bat for someone" mean?	support or help someone (in baseball you sometines substitute one batter for another)	support or help someone (in baseball you sometines substitute one batter for another)The young woman's teacher went to bat for her when she was having problems with the school administration.
frighten (someone) out of his or her wits What does "frighten (someone) out of his or her wits" mean?	to frighten someone severely	The little boy was frightened out of his wits by the big dog.
bingo What does "bingo" mean?	minimum amount of fuel needed to safely return to base.	Bingo fuel. We're heading back, now.
judging by (something) What does "judging by (something)" mean?	considering something	Judging by the weather, I don't think that we will be able to go to the festival today.
make it to first base What does "make it to first base" mean?	successfully taking the first step with someone or when doing something	successfully taking the first step with someone or when doing somethingI was not able to make it to first base in my attempt to have my boss change my work schedule.
Hard on someone's heels What does "Hard on someone's heels" mean?	If you are hard on someone's heels, you are close to them and trying to catch or overtake them. ('Hot on someone's heels' is also used.)
look a gift horse in the mouth What does "look a gift horse in the mouth" mean?	complain if a gift is not perfect	"Even if you don`t like the present from your company you shouldn`t complain. Remember, don`t look a gift horse in the mouth."

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Go Down On Somebody Idiom