Hand In Glove (with Someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Hand In Glove (with Someone) Idiom mean?

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hand in glove (with someone) What does hand in glove (with someone) mean?	very close to someone	The new company policy goes hand in glove with the new manager.
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pleased as punch What does "pleased as punch" mean?	to be very pleased with oneself	I was pleased as punch when I learned about the money that I had won.

deem it to be necessary What does "deem it to be necessary" mean?	to believe that something is necessary	The judge deemed it to be necessary to postpone the trial for a week.
stick (something) up What does "stick (something) up" mean?	to attach something to a wall/post etc.	I plan to stick the poster up on our kitchen wall.
take office What does "take office" mean?	to begin serving as an elected or appointed official	The new mayor of the city is expected to take office next week.
devil take the hindmost What does "devil take the hindmost" mean?	everybody must look after their own interests or safety	The man's attitude was the devil take the hindmost and he never helped his friends when they needed help.
run over (something) What does "run over (something)" mean?	to read/go over something quickly, to practice something briefly	We plan to run over the material before the meeting.
(do something) by the book What does "(do something) by the book" mean?	follow all the rules when you do something	Our lawyer is very good and he does everything by the book.
dump on What does "dump on" mean?	criticize or scold somebody

Day in the sun What does "Day in the sun" mean?	If you have your day in the sun, you get attention and are appreciated.
what in the fucking hell What does "what in the fucking hell" mean?	what? (used to indicate anger or surprise)
on all fours What does "on all fours" mean?	to be on one's hands and knees	I was down on all fours as I looked for my grandmother's hearing aide.
brainwash (someone) What does "brainwash (someone)" mean?	to make someone believe something that is not true by repeating it again and again	The people were brainwashed into thinking exactly what their leader wanted them to think.
over my dead body What does "over my dead body" mean?	not if I can stop you	I told my friend that I will lend him money only over my dead body.

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Hand In Glove (with Someone) Idiom