American Idioms and Expressions

In Arrears Idiom

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in arrears
What does in arrears mean?
overdue (bills or money), lateI have never been in arrears with my bill payments.
in arrears
What does in arrears mean?
late or overdue (usually for bills and money)My account at the department store was in arrears so the manager phoned me.
in arrears
What does in arrears mean?
overdue (used for bills or money), late I have never been in arrears with my bill payments.

in arrears
What does in arrears mean?
late or overdue (usually for bills and money) My account at the department store is in arrears.


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What does "smell blood" mean?
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Letter of the law
What does "Letter of the law" mean?
If people interpret laws and regulations strictly, ignoring the ideas behind them, they follow the letter of the law.
fit (someone or something) in
What does "fit (someone or something) in" mean?
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play fair
What does "play fair" mean?
avoid cheating avoid cheatingThe boxer was an honorable athlete and always played fair when he was in the boxing ring.
blue blood
What does "blue blood" mean?
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