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have a thing going with (someone) What does have a thing going with (someone) mean?	have a romantic relationship with someone	I think that the secretary has a thing going with one of the salesmen.
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have the gall to (do something) What does "have the gall to (do something)" mean?	be arrogant enough to do something	The woman had the gall to ask me to stop talking after she had been talking loudly for an hour.
hand down a decision What does "hand down a decision" mean?	announce a legal decision	The judge handed down his decision early in the afternoon.
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back up (someone or something) What does "back up (someone or something)" mean?	to support someone or something	The doctor made a mistake and the hospital refused to back him up.
as free as a bird What does "as free as a bird" mean?	completely free, carefree	I was as free as a bird when I finished my final school exam.
in common What does "in common" mean?	shared together or equally, in use or ownership by all	I had nothing in common with the other members of the class.
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Have A Thing Going With (someone) Idiom