Implicate (someone) In (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Implicate (someone) In (something) Idiom mean?

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implicate (someone) in (something) What does implicate (someone) in (something) mean?	suggest that someone is involved in something	The man was implicated in the scheme to sell the illegal shares in the company.
implicate (someone) in (something) What does implicate (someone) in (something) mean?	suggest that someone is involved in something	The president of the company was implicated in the scandal over the expense account.
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get on (someone's) nerves What does "get on (someone's) nerves" mean?	to irritate someone	The constant complaints of my coworkers get on my nerves.

to the eye What does "to the eye" mean?	as it is seen, apparently	To the eye the hotel looked very nice but when we entered it was not very good at all.
sound like (something) What does "sound like (something)" mean?	to seem like something	It sounds like the stores are going to close early on Saturday because of the holiday.
ice What does "ice" mean?	methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA
Champagne taste on a beer budget What does "Champagne taste on a beer budget" mean?	Someone who lives above their means and likes things they cannot afford has champagne taste on a beer budget.
come into one`s own What does "come into one`s own" mean?	to begin to perform or work well because of good circumstances	The player has come into his own as a basketball player since he changed positions.
muscle in on (someone or something) What does "muscle in on (someone or something)" mean?	forcefully try to discipline someone or take over someone's property or business	The large supermarket was trying to muscle in on the territory of the small shops.
kill off (something) What does "kill off (something)" mean?	kill or end completely, destroy	The pollution in the river has killed off all of the fish.
as black as pitch What does "as black as pitch" mean?	very black	My face was as black as pitch after cleaning the stove all morning.

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Implicate (someone) In (something) Idiom