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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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lead (someone) to do (something) What does "lead (someone) to do (something)" mean?	cause someone to do something	The loud scream from the dining room led the chef to ruin his main dish of the evening.

cast around for (someone or something) What does "cast around for (someone or something)" mean?	to look for someone or something	We are casting around for a new secretary in our company.
behind the times What does "behind the times" mean?	old-fashioned	My aunt is behind the times.
above average What does "above average" mean?	better or higher than average	The boy's marks were above average in all subjects except history.
come what may What does "come what may" mean?	no matter what might happen	Come what may, I am determined to go to Spain for my holidays.
Do a Devon Loch What does "Do a Devon Loch" mean?	(UK) If someone does a Devon Loch, they fail when they were very close to winning. Devon Loch was a horse that collapsed just short of the winning line of the Grand National race.
(to be) hungry for (something) What does "(to be) hungry for (something)" mean?	to desire something	I was hungry for some different food so I went to a new restaurant.

Perfidious Albion What does "Perfidious Albion" mean?	England is known to some as perfidious Albion, implying that it is not trustworthy in its dealings with foreigners.
drag What does "drag" mean?	something boring, dull, unentertaining, or uninteresting
tooth and nail What does "tooth and nail" mean?	fiercely, as hard as possible	The man decided to fight tooth and nail to transfer to another department of the company.
have bigger fish to fry What does "have bigger fish to fry" mean?	to have more important things to do	I have bigger fish to fry and I do not want to do extra work for my company.
bad What does "bad" mean?	intense; powerful; suitable; excellent

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Have A Good Mind To (do Something) Idiom