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have none of (something) What does have none of (something) mean?	not tolerate or endure something	Our teacher will have none of our talking loudly in the class.
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receive/welcome (someone) with open arms What does "receive/welcome (someone) with open arms" mean?	to greet someone eagerly	The citizens received the Olympic athletes with open arms.

get on the good side of (someone) What does "get on the good side of (someone)" mean?	to get in someone's favor	I took my aunt to a nice restaurant in order to get on her good side.
act one's age What does "act one's age" mean?	to behave as a mature person, to behave equal to one's age	My friend never acts her age in public.
Hedge your bets What does "Hedge your bets" mean?	If you hedge your bets, you don't risk everything on one opportunity, but try more than one thing.
a show of hands What does "a show of hands" mean?	a vote for something which is done by people raising their hands	The students voted by a show of hands to go to the park after school.
as wise as an owl What does "as wise as an owl" mean?	very wise	My grandfather is as wise as an owl and he seems to know everything.
google What does "google" mean?	use Google or a similar search engine find something online
twiddle one`s thumbs What does "twiddle one`s thumbs" mean?	to not be busy, to not be working	We twiddled our thumbs all morning and did not get any work done.

can of worms What does "can of worms" mean?	a complicated situation or problem	The lawsuit opened up a can of worms for the company.
call (someone) out What does "call (someone) out" mean?	challenge someone to a fight or contest
break even What does "break even" mean?	to have income equal to expenses	Our company was able to break even after only six months of operation.
brand-new What does "brand-new" mean?	absolutely new	I was finally able to buy a brand-new car.
by the handful What does "by the handful" mean?	by the amount that one can measure in one handful	We were able to pick strawberries by the handful in the small field.

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Have None Of (something) Idiom