Go Over Big/well With (someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Go Over Big/well With (someone) Idiom mean?

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go over big/well with (someone) What does go over big/well with (someone) mean?	to be liked, to be successful	I am sure that my idea will go over well with my friends.
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end up with (something) What does "end up with (something)" mean?	to get something as a result of something	I ended up with a cold last weekend after being outside in the rain.

greaser What does "greaser" mean?	aggressive young male (often with air slicked back with grease)
bounce What does "bounce" mean?	leave; go; depart.	It's late, time to bounce
catch (someone) off guard What does "catch (someone) off guard" mean?	to catch a person at a time of carelessness	I was caught off guard when the teacher asked me about my homework.
jammed up What does "jammed up" mean?	in difficulty; in trouble
Sunday driver What does "Sunday driver" mean?	automobile driver who goes slowly and carefully.	I hate being stuck behind Sunday drivers.
a hard sell What does "a hard sell" mean?	a way of selling something that is very aggressive and uses much pressure	The car salesman gave us a hard sell so we went to another car dealer.
Heart misses a beat What does "Heart misses a beat" mean?	If your heart misses a beat, you are suddenly shocked or surprised. ('Heart skips a beat' is an alternative)

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Go Over Big/well With (someone) Idiom