In A Month Of Sundays Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does In A Month Of Sundays Idiom mean?

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in a month of Sundays What does in a month of Sundays mean?	in a very long time	I have not been to the shopping mall in a month of Sundays.
in a month of Sundays What does in a month of Sundays mean?	in a very long time	I have not been to the shopping mall in a month of Sundays.
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to matter What does "to matter" mean?	to be important	It does not matter if you come to work late tomorrow.

Discretion is the better part of valour What does "Discretion is the better part of valour" mean?	This idiom means that it is often better to think carefully and not act than to do something that may cause problems.
Sight to behold What does "Sight to behold" mean?	If something is a sight to behold, it means that seeing it is in some way special, either spectacularly beautiful or, equally, incredibly ugly or revolting, etc.
ante up What does "ante up" mean?	to produce or pay a necessary amount of money for something (an ante is the amount of money that you put on the table before beginning a card game)	Everybody had to ante up in order to collect enough money to buy a present for our boss.
gray area What does "gray area" mean?	an area of a subject that is not clearly defined	Smoking outside of public buildings is a gray area that the smoking law does not deal with.
on the bench What does "on the bench" mean?	to be directing a session of court (usually a judge)	The new judge was on the bench for three days last week.
mull over (something) What does "mull over (something)" mean?	think about something carefully	I took much time to mull over the new job offer from our competitor.

dope What does "dope" mean?	gossip; news; information.	It's time for the straight dope. No more lies.
of all things What does "of all things" mean?	Imagine that!	"Of all things," the woman said when the post office worker told her that her package was too large for delivery.
sit tight What does "sit tight" mean?	to wait patiently for something	"Please sit tight for a few minutes while I go and get a police officer."
groovy What does "groovy" mean?	cool; nice; excellent (anacrhonistic)
save (someone's) bacon What does "save (someone's) bacon" mean?	to help someone from failing or having trouble	My friend saved my bacon when he helped me with the job that I could not do.
one for the (record) books What does "one for the (record) books" mean?	a record-breaking act	The athlete's performance in the race was one for the record books.

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In A Month Of Sundays Idiom