Have Money To Burn Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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have money to burn What does have money to burn mean?	have lots of money	The man has money to burn and is always buying something new.
have money to burn What does have money to burn mean?	to have very much money, to have more money than is needed	My aunt has money to burn and she is always travelling somewhere.
have money to burn What does have money to burn mean?	to have lots of money	The man has money to burn and is always buying something new.
have money to burn What does have money to burn mean?	to have very much money, to have more money than is needed	My aunt has money to burn and she is always travelling somewhere.
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feast one's eyes on (someone or something) What does "feast one's eyes on (someone or something)" mean?	to look at someone or something with pleasure or enjoyment	We stopped at the top of the hill to feast our eyes on some of the best scenery that we have ever seen.
have a card up one`s sleeve What does "have a card up one`s sleeve" mean?	to have a reserve plan or a secret advantage	I do not know the manager's plans but I think that he has a card up his sleeve and he will soon make an important announcement.
gulp for air What does "gulp for air" mean?	to desperately try to get air or a breath	The man began gulping for air after he fell into the lake.
in one`s hair What does "in one`s hair" mean?	to be bothering someone, to be always annoying someone	My sister's small son is always in her hair when she is making dinner.
an open secret What does "an open secret" mean?	a secret that so many people know about that it is no longer a secret	It is an open secret that I will be leaving the company next month.
Bad Apple What does "Bad Apple" mean?	A person who is bad and makes other bad is a bad apple.

good on you, mate What does "good on you, mate" mean?	idiom. well done; nicely done
safety in numbers What does "safety in numbers" mean?	to feel safe by being surrounded by a large number of people	There was safety in numbers when the students went to complain to the principal about their new teacher.
get a bright idea What does "get a bright idea" mean?	to have a clever thought or idea occur to you (often used as sarcasm)	My father got the bright idea that he should buy a motorcycle.
Kick your heels What does "Kick your heels" mean?	(UK) If you have to kick your heels, you are forced to wait for the result or outcome of something.
Take a dive What does "Take a dive" mean?	To intentionally fail in competition, to throw a game.	All good salesmen learn to take a dive when playing golf with customers. Boxers (e.g. prize fighters) who have been bribed to throw a bout but wishing to make it look as if the opponent won legitimately would dive to the mat after being hit. This was to create the illusion of a legitimate knock out.
at the drop of a hat What does "at the drop of a hat" mean?	immediately and without any pressure	My friend will always help me at the drop of a hat.

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Have Money To Burn Idiom