Have One's Eyes Glued To (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Have One's Eyes Glued To (something) Idiom mean?

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have one's eyes glued to (something) What does have one's eyes glued to (something) mean?	to watch something very carefully and not look away from it	Everybody in the airport lobby had their eyes glued to the television screen.
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for certain What does "for certain" mean?	without doubt, certainly, surely	The best player will not be playing in the game tonight for certain.

good deal What does "good deal" mean?	a product of good quality and a cheap price	You can usually get a good deal on stereos at that discount store.
back the wrong horse What does "back the wrong horse" mean?	to support someone or something that cannot win or succeed	We backed the wrong horse in the election and our candidate lost badly.
forever and a day What does "forever and a day" mean?	forever, always	It took forever and a day to get the book that we ordered from the bookstore.
at will What does "at will" mean?	whenever one wants, freely	The little boy was able to do what he wanted at will.
have a good eye for (something) What does "have a good eye for (something)" mean?	to be able to judge something correctly, to have good taste in something	The woman has a good eye for color and her apartment is beautiful.
a square peg in a round hole What does "a square peg in a round hole" mean?	a person who does not fit into a job or position	My friend was like a square peg in a round hole when he tried to do the job of an accountant.
down the hatch What does "down the hatch" mean?	something is swallowed	The cough medicine went down the hatch as soon as I gave it to my little boy.

blabbermouth What does "blabbermouth" mean?	a very talkative person--especially one who says things that should be kept secret.	"Don't say anything to Bob unless you want the wholeoffice to know.Bob's quite a blabbermouth."
Stalking horse What does "Stalking horse" mean?	A stalking horse is a strategy or something used to conceal your intentions. It is often used where someone put themselves forwards as a candidate to divide opponents or to hide the real candidate.
take out (something) What does "take out (something)" mean?	to remove something from somewhere, to extract something	The teacher asked us to take out our books.
get a head start What does "get a head start" mean?	to get an advantage when you start doing something or going somewhere	We woke up early in the morning in order to get a head start on our holiday.

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Have One's Eyes Glued To (something) Idiom