Have A Good Mind To (do Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Have A Good Mind To (do Something) Idiom mean?

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have a good mind to (do something) What does have a good mind to (do something) mean?	be tempted to do something	I have a good mind to tell my friend that I will not lend him any money.
have a good mind to (do something) What does have a good mind to (do something) mean?	to be tempted to do something, to be almost ready to do something	I have a good mind to go and tell my boss that I am planning to look for another job.
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keep (something) under wraps What does "keep (something) under wraps" mean?	keep something concealed (until some future date)	We decided to keep our plans for the new project under wraps.

in kind What does "in kind" mean?	in goods rather than money	I paid for the work on my car in kind rather than with actual cash.
bogus What does "bogus" mean?	fake; false.	No more bogus excuses. Just tell me the truth.
play ball with (someone) What does "play ball with (someone)" mean?	to cooperate with someone, to join in an effort with others	"If you play ball with the new manager things should go well for you."
miss the point What does "miss the point" mean?	fail to understand the important part of something	My friend was missing the point when we tried to explain why he shouldn't do what he was doing.
in debt What does "in debt" mean?	owing money	The woman is in debt to the furniture store.
catch-22 What does " catch-22" mean?	a situation in which whatever decision is made the outcome will have negative consequences, a basically no-win situation	It is a catch-22 situation. If I go to work there will be problems but if I do not go to work there will also be problems.
poop What does "poop" mean?	move one's bowels; defacate
a breath of fresh air What does "a breath of fresh air" mean?	new ideas or new energy or new ways of doing something	The new manager is a breath of fresh air in our company.
Young blood What does "Young blood" mean?	Young people with new ideas and fresh approaches are young blood.
string (something) out What does "string (something) out" mean?	to make something extend over a great distance or over a long period of time	The soccer games were strung out over a period of four weeks.

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Have A Good Mind To (do Something) Idiom