In A Pig`s Eye Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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in a pig`s eye What does in a pig`s eye mean?	hardly, unlikely, never	In a pig`s eye will I let him borrow my car next weekend.
in a pig`s eye What does in a pig`s eye mean?	unlikely, not so, never	In a pig`s eye will my friend be able to save enough money to go to Mexico for the winter.
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In the catbird seat What does "In the catbird seat" mean?	If someone is in the catbird seat, they are in an advantageous or superior position.

get on the good side of (someone) What does "get on the good side of (someone)" mean?	to get in someone's favor	I took my friend to a nice restaurant in order to get on her good side.
show up What does "show up" mean?	to become easy to see	After we cleaned the vase the design began to show up.
bring (something) to a head What does "bring (something) to a head" mean?	to cause something to reach a point where a decision or some action is necessary	The accident will bring the issue of safety to a head during the next meeting.
put (something) in mothballs What does "put (something) in mothballs" mean?	to put something into storage	The government put the old navy ship in mothballs.
give (someone) a run for their money What does "give (someone) a run for their money" mean?	to give someone a challenge, to give someone what they deserve	The young candidate for the city park board gave the more experienced candidates a run for their money during the election.

blackball (someone) What does "blackball (someone)" mean?	to exclude or ostracize someone socially, to reject someone	The businessman was blackballed in the industry because of his bad business practices.
belabor the point What does "belabor the point" mean?	to spend too much time on a point of discussion	I tried not to belabor the point but I needed to explain things in detail for everyone to understand.
on the button What does "on the button" mean?	to be exactly on time	I arrived for the meeting right on the button.
tear up (someone) What does "tear up (someone)" mean?	to cause someone much grief	The criminal activities of her son are tearing up the mother.
Button your lip What does "Button your lip" mean?	If you button your lip, you keep quiet and don't speak. It is also used as a way of telling someone to shut up.

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In A Pig`s Eye Idiom