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have contact with (someone) What does have contact with (someone) mean?	communicate with someone	The government has had no contact with the kidnappers for several weeks.
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Heart in your mouth What does "Heart in your mouth" mean?	If your heart is in your mouth, then you feel nervous or scared.
bog down What does "bog down" mean?	to slow to a stop	The negotiations bogged down over the issue of part-time workers.
stand for (something) What does "stand for (something)" mean?	to speak in favor of something, to show that one supports something	All of the candidates stand for a platform of law and order.
Will never fly What does "Will never fly" mean?	If an idea or project, etc, will never fly, it has no chance of succeeding.
rivet (someone's) attention What does "rivet (someone's) attention" mean?	to keep someone's attention fixed on something	The man on the side of the tall building riveted our attention as he continued to climb up.
Uncle Sam What does "Uncle Sam" mean?	Uncle Sam is the government of the USA.
put the freeze on What does "put the freeze on" mean?	ignore; leave alone; reject (somebody)
pour one's heart out (to someone) What does "pour one's heart out (to someone)" mean?	to tell all of one's hopes/fears/feelings to someone	My friend poured her heart out to me when we went to the coffee shop last evening.

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Have Contact With (someone) Idiom