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go into (something) with one's eyes closed/shut What does go into (something) with one's eyes closed/shut mean?	to do something or make a choice about something not knowing the problems that are involved and not having all of the necessary information	The young woman went into her marriage with her eyes closed but still the marriage was very successful.
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say a mouthful What does "say a mouthful" mean?	to say something of great importance or meaning, to say a lot	The little boy said a mouthful when he talked about the history material.

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pretty state of affairs What does "pretty state of affairs" mean?	an unpleasant state of affairs	The mess in the kitchen was a pretty state of affairs which the woman had to return to.
stack the deck (of cards) against (someone) What does "stack the deck (of cards) against (someone)" mean?	to trick someone, to arrange things unfairly	The manager stacked the deck against his opponent when he went into the meeting.
at risk What does "at risk" mean?	in danger	The children were at risk of getting sick when the disease spread in the school.
bugger off What does "bugger off" mean?	imp. go away; shove off.	Bugger off. Just go away.
steal a base What does "steal a base" mean?	to sneak from one base to another in baseball	The player was easily able to steal a base during the game.
live and let live What does "live and let live" mean?	not interfere with other people's business or preferences	Our neighbor believes that one should live and let live and she never complains or criticizes other people who live around her.
Squared away What does "Squared away" mean?	Being prepared or ready for business or tasks at hand. Having the proper knowledge, skill and equipment to handle your assignment or station. 'He is a great addition to the squad; he is squared away.'

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Go Into Something With Ones Eyes Closed Shut Idiom