Head Over Heels In Debt Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Head Over Heels In Debt Idiom mean?

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head over heels in debt What does head over heels in debt mean?	to be deeply in debt	My cousin has been head over heels in debt for many years.
head over heels in debt What does head over heels in debt mean?	to be deeply in debt	My cousin is head over heels in debt and has no money at all.
head over heels in debt What does head over heels in debt mean?	to be deeply in debt	My cousin has been head over heels in debt for many years.
head over heels in debt What does head over heels in debt mean?	to be deeply in debt	My cousin is head over heels in debt and has no money at all.
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thin-skinned What does "thin-skinned" mean?	to be easily upset or hurt, to be too sensitive	My friend is very thin-skinned and is easily bothered by what other people say.

Mountain to climb What does "Mountain to climb" mean?	If you have a mountain to climb, you have to work hard or make a lot of progress to achieve something.
snap What does "snap" mean?	lose control; go crazy.	When he heard the news, he just snapped.
stark raving mad What does "stark raving mad" mean?	to be completely crazy	The woman who lives next door is stark raving mad.
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the way to a man's heart is through his stomach What does "the way to a man's heart is through his stomach" mean?	a woman can win a man's love if she gives him the food that he likes	The woman believed that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach and she spent a lot of time cooking for her husband.
go fifty-fifty (on something) What does "go fifty-fifty (on something)" mean?	to divide the cost of something in half	I decided to go fifty-fifty on a new camera with my friend.
give (someone) the shirt off one's back What does "give (someone) the shirt off one's back" mean?	to be very generous to someone	My uncle is very kind and he will give you the shirt off his back.
You bet!/You bet your boots!/You bet your life! What does "You bet!/You bet your boots!/You bet your life!" mean?	most certainly, without any doubt	"You bet your life I will be attending the conference next year."

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Head Over Heels In Debt Idiom