Have A Sweet Tooth Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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have a sweet tooth What does have a sweet tooth mean?	have a desire to eat sweet foods	The girl has a sweet tooth and loves to eat chocolate.
have a sweet tooth What does have a sweet tooth mean?	to have a desire to eat sweet foods	I have a sweet tooth and I love chocolate bars.
have a sweet tooth What does have a sweet tooth mean?	to like to eat sweet foods	The girl has a sweet tooth and she loves chocolate.
have a sweet tooth What does have a sweet tooth mean?	to have a desire to eat sweet foods	I have a sweet tooth and I love chocolate.
have a sweet tooth What does have a sweet tooth mean?	to have a desire to eat sweet foods	The girl has a sweet tooth and loves to eat chocolate.
have a sweet tooth What does have a sweet tooth mean?	to like to eat sweet foods	The girl has a sweet tooth. She loves chocolate.
	Some Random Idioms
take off What does "take off" mean?	to depart suddenly or quickly, to run away	We decided to take off when the concert ended.
to peter out What does "to peter out" mean?	to die down gradually, to grow less strong	The large crowd from the football game has begun to peter out and the streets around the stadium are quiet now.
keep one's own counsel What does "keep one's own counsel" mean?	not tell other people about one's thoughts and plans	Our lawyer was keeping his own counsel about how to proceed with our defense.
fix (someone's) wagon What does "fix (someone's) wagon" mean?	to punish or get even with someone	I decided to fix the woman's wagon after she complained to my boss about me.
york What does "york" mean?	throw up; vomit

go wrong What does "go wrong" mean?	to fail	Things began to go wrong as soon as our camping trip began.
take care of number one What does "take care of number one" mean?	to only think about or take care of oneself	The man takes care of number one and never thinks about anyone else.
keep off (something) What does "keep off (something)" mean?	stay off someone's land or other property	The students were asked to keep off the grass which was being replanted.
rubber What does "rubber" mean?	black marks of rubber left by automobile tires on a road.	He really burned rubber when he left.
blow it out your ear What does "blow it out your ear" mean?	go away; no way (expression of disbelief).	Blow it out your ear! No one cares.

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Have A Sweet Tooth Idiom