Go Steady With (someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Go Steady With (someone) Idiom mean?

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go steady with (someone) What does go steady with (someone) mean?	to date the same person all the time (usually used for teenagers)	My sister has been going steady with her boyfriend for two years.
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have (someone's) blood on one's hands What does "have (someone's) blood on one's hands" mean?	to be responsible for someone's death	The driver of the car had the passengers' blood on his hands after two people were killed in an accident.

the best-laid plans of mice and men What does "the best-laid plans of mice and men" mean?	the best thought-out plans that anyone can make	The best-laid plans of mice and men could not prevent the problems that we had with our travel plans.
Bits and bobs What does "Bits and bobs" mean?	Bits and bobs are small, remnant articles and things- the same as 'odds and ends'.
spook What does "spook" mean?	scare; frighten, startle
sick at heart What does "sick at heart" mean?	very sad or upset about something	The woman was sick at heart over the illness of her cat.
cause tongues to wag What does "cause tongues to wag" mean?	to give people something to gossip or talk about	The woman caused tongues to wag when she came to the party without her husband.

blow (one's cool) What does "blow (one's cool)" mean?	become angry or upset.	He blew his cool when he saw his ex-girlfriend out with a new guy.
the proof is in the pudding/the proof of the pudding is in the eating What does "the proof is in the pudding/the proof of the pudding is in the eating" mean?	you can only find out if an idea or plan is good by seeing what the results of trying it will be	The proof is in the pudding and if the business idea is good then many people will support it. If it is not good then people will not support it.
fish for (something) What does "fish for (something)" mean?	to try to find information etc. about something	The woman is always fishing for information when I meet her at work.
give (someone) a bum steer What does "give (someone) a bum steer" mean?	to make a misleading suggestion	The store owner gave the police a bum steer when he told them where the robber may have gone.

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Go Steady With (someone) Idiom