Go Jump In A Lake Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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go jump in a lake What does go jump in a lake mean?	to go away and quit bothering someone	My friend wanted to borrow some money from me but I told her to go jump in a lake.
go jump in a lake What does go jump in a lake mean?	idiom. leave; get out; go away.	Go jump in a lake. No one wants you here.
go jump in a lake What does go jump in a lake mean?	go away; get out
go jump in a lake What does go jump in a lake mean?	to go away and quit bothering someone	My friend wanted to borrow some money from me but I told her to go jump in a lake.
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hush-hush What does "hush-hush" mean?	something kept secret or hidden	"Why the big hush-hush? Everyone is very quiet this morning."

get going What does "get going" mean?	leave.	"Look at the time! I'd better get going!"
in your dreams What does "in your dreams" mean?	1. A date with you!? In your dreams.
good deal What does "good deal" mean?	a product of good quality and a cheap price	You can usually get a good deal on stereos at that discount store.
dollar for dollar What does "dollar for dollar" mean?	considering the cost	Dollar for dollar, going to the resort for a holiday is a good deal.
French kiss What does "French kiss" mean?	kissing with the tongue
head-hunting What does "head-hunting" mean?	search for qualified individuals to fill certain positions	The head-hunting company has phoned me several times about getting a new job.
clamp down on (someone or something) What does "clamp down on (someone or something)" mean?	to become strict with someone or about something	The police plan to clamp down on drivers who drive too fast.
post mortem What does "post mortem" mean?	a medical examination of a body made after death to determine the cause of death	The authorities performed a post mortem on the dead man to try and determine the cause of his death.
count on (someone or something) What does "count on (someone or something)" mean?	to depend on someone or something	You can count on our boss to do everything right.
pay an arm and a leg (for something) What does "pay an arm and a leg (for something)" mean?	to pay a lot of money for something	We paid an arm and a leg for our new sofa.

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Go Jump In A Lake Idiom