In Between Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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in between What does in between mean?	located in the middle of two things/states	My friend is in between jobs at the moment.
in between What does in between mean?	located in the middle of two things or states	My friend is in between jobs at the moment.
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jump the gun What does "jump the gun" mean?	start before you should	He jumped the gun and started selling the tickets before he should have.

High as a kite What does "High as a kite" mean?	If someone's as high as a kite, it means they have had too much to drink or are under the influence of drugs.
Chase your tail What does "Chase your tail" mean?	If you are chasing your tail, you are very busy but not being very productive.
dollar for dollar What does "dollar for dollar" mean?	considering the cost	Dollar for dollar, going to the resort for a holiday is a good deal.
come from (somewhere) What does "come from (somewhere)" mean?	to be a native of a place	Several of the new students come from Mexico.
take one's vows What does "take one's vows" mean?	get married and take your wedding vows (promises)	get married and take your wedding vows (promises)They were taking their vows down at the county courthouse when I came for a visit.
French What does "French" mean?	kiss using the tongue

trade in (something) What does "trade in (something)" mean?	to exchange something old or used for something new	My friend traded in his old car for a new one.
blow one's top What does "blow one's top" mean?	to become very angry	The supervisor blew his top when the employee was late.
Spirit of the law What does "Spirit of the law" mean?	The spirit of the law is the idea or ideas that the people who made the law wanted to have effect.
go over with a bang What does "go over with a bang" mean?	to succeed in a spectacular way	The opening ceremony went over with a bang and everybody was very happy.
put (something) into words What does "put (something) into words" mean?	to find a way to express a feeling with words	It was difficult to put my sadness at my aunt's death into words.

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