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help out with (something) What does help out with (something) mean?	assist someone to do something	I helped out with carrying the luggage of the other tour members.
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to the bone What does "to the bone" mean?	entirely, to the core	He was wet to the bone after staying out in the rain for two hours.
Fast and furious What does "Fast and furious" mean?	Things that happen fast and furious happen very quickly without stopping or pausing.
eat (something) up What does "eat (something) up" mean?	to enjoy/absorb/appreciate something	The students were eating up the comments by their professor.
in no uncertain terms What does "in no uncertain terms" mean?	in very specific and direct language	I told my neighbor in no uncertain terms that I wanted the music to stop.
gone What does "gone" mean?	asleep; unconscious
thumb/leaf through (something) What does "thumb/leaf through (something)" mean?	to look quickly through a book/magazine/newspaper	I thumbed through the garden catalogue at the bookstore.
Playing to the gallery What does "Playing to the gallery" mean?	If someone plays to the gallery, they say or do things that will make them popular, but which are not the right things to do.

as gentle as a lamb What does "as gentle as a lamb" mean?	very gentle	The girl is as gentle as a lamb when she is with her little sister.

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Help Out With (something) Idiom