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have an itch to do something What does have an itch to do something mean?	have a desire to do something	I have an itch to go fishing this summer.
have an itch to (do something) What does have an itch to (do something) mean?	to have a desire to do something	I have an itch to go fishing this summer.
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lip What does "lip" mean?	rebuttal; argument; back talk

greatest thing since sliced bread What does "greatest thing since sliced bread" mean?	the greatest thing that there has ever been	My mother believes that the microwave oven is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
so clean you can eat off the floor What does "so clean you can eat off the floor" mean?	very clean	My mother's kitchen is so clean you can eat off the floor.
have butterflies in one`s stomach What does "have butterflies in one`s stomach" mean?	to have a feeling of fear or anxiety in one's stomach	I had butterflies in my stomach on the day that I received the award.
Melting pot What does "Melting pot" mean?	A melting pot is a place where people from many ethnicities and nationalities live together.
Blow your stack What does "Blow your stack" mean?	If you blow your stack, you lose your temper.
mistake (someone) for (someone) else What does "mistake (someone) for (someone) else" mean?	think that one person is another person	I mistook my friend's sister for someone else when I went to the airport.
down-at-the-heels What does "down-at-the-heels" mean?	to be shabby, to be poorly dressed	The man looked down-at-the-heels after he was fired from his job.
privy to something What does "privy to something" mean?	to be uniquely knowledgeable about something	I was not privy to the decision of my friend to suddenly quit his job.
ick What does "ick" mean?	nasty; ugly; unappealing
out of line What does "out of line" mean?	to be unacceptable, to be not correct	His proposal to travel to New York is out of line. We can never accept it.

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Have An Itch To Do Something Idiom