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in charge of something What does in charge of something mean?	to be responsible for an activity or group of people	Our teacher is in charge of selling tickets for the school dance.
in charge of (something) What does in charge of (something) mean?	to be responsible for an activity or group of people	Our teacher is in charge of selling tickets for the school dance.
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scarf out What does "scarf out" mean?	eat greedily and quickly

on the bench What does "on the bench" mean?	a judge is sitting and directing a session of court	There was no indication by the court of who would be sitting on the bench during the important trial.
undies What does "undies" mean?	underwear
Beats me What does "Beats me" mean?	: I have no idea.	A: "What time's the party?"B: "Beats me!"
scale (something) down What does "scale (something) down" mean?	to make something smaller by a certain amount or proportion	The government decided to scale down their plans for the sports stadium.
wimpy What does "wimpy" mean?	incompetent; weak
the pick of (something) What does "the pick of (something)" mean?	the best of the group	The members of the Olympic team were the pick of the best athletes in the country.
way to (someone's) heart What does "way to (someone's) heart" mean?	the best way to please someone or make them like you	The way to my grandfather's heart was through his stomach as he always liked good food.
jack off What does "jack off" mean?	masturbate (said of men)
drag in (someone or something) What does "drag in (someone or something)" mean?	to insist on bringing someone or something into a discussion	Th employee always drags in his personal problems when we talk about his job performance.
from now on What does "from now on" mean?	from this moment forward	From now on I will study French every day.
not open one's mouth What does "not open one's mouth" mean?	to not say anything at all	The man in the movie theater was told not to open his mouth at all.

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In Charge Of Something Idiom