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in charge of (someone or something) What does in charge of (someone or something) mean?	to be in control of someone or something, to be responsible for someone or something	My sister has been in charge of buying supplies at her company for many years.
in charge of (someone or something) What does in charge of (someone or something) mean?	in control or authority, responsible for someone or something	The new manager is in charge of the sales department at his company.
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all in What does "all in" mean?	to be tired, to be exhausted	I am all in and will go to bed early tonight.
eat like a horse What does "eat like a horse" mean?	to eat a large amount of food	I usually eat like a horse after I work hard all day.
keep one's feet on the ground What does "keep one's feet on the ground" mean?	remain firmly established	My friend lost his job but he is trying hard to keep his feet on the ground.
freak What does "freak" mean?	lose control; panic
give (someone) a black eye What does "give (someone) a black eye" mean?	to hit someone near their eye so it becomes dark, to hurt someone's reputation	The boy gave his friend a black eye.
hands off (something) What does "hands off (something)" mean?	to leave something alone, to not interfere with something	I took a hands-off approach while dealing with the new employee.

familiar with (someone or something) What does "familiar with (someone or something)" mean?	to have knowledge of someone or something	My friend is familiar with the streets in the city and can drive there easily.
horny What does "horny" mean?	sexually aroused; wanting sexual activity
come along What does "come along" mean?	to make progress, to thrive	The work on our new house is coming along very well.
As much use as a chocolate teapot What does "As much use as a chocolate teapot" mean?	Something that is as much use as a chocolate teapot is not useful at all.
More holes than Swiss cheese What does "More holes than Swiss cheese" mean?	If something has more holes than a Swiss cheese, it is incomplete,and lacks many parts.

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In Charge Of Someone Or Something Idiom