In Dispute Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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in dispute What does in dispute mean?	something that is in disagreement	Most parts of the agreement are not in dispute.
in dispute What does in dispute mean?	something that is in disagreement	Most parts of the contract are not in dispute.
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slated for (something) What does "slated for (something)" mean?	to be scheduled for something	The building is slated for demolition at the end of the year.
false witness What does "false witness" mean?	a person who deliberately offers inaccurate evidence	The man was accused of being a false witness after he testified at the trial.
Teeny-weeny What does "Teeny-weeny" mean?	If something is teensy-weensy, it is very small indeed.('Teeny-weeny' and 'teensie-weensie' are also used.)
Money doesn`t grow on trees What does "Money doesn`t grow on trees" mean?	This means that you have to work to earn money; it doesn't come easily or without effort.
second a motion What does "second a motion" mean?	to agree with a proposal	I seconded the motion where we decided to start one hour early every morning during the summer.
trouble (someone) for (something) What does "trouble (someone) for (something)" mean?	to ask someone to give or lend you something	I do not like to trouble the manager for her time but sometimes I must.

be over What does "be over" mean?	be finished; end.	"I can't see you until around 4 o'clock. My meetingswon't be over until then."
have money to burn What does "have money to burn" mean?	to have very much money, to have more money than is needed	My aunt has money to burn and she is always travelling somewhere.
loo What does "loo" mean?	toilet; bathroom; restroom

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In Dispute Idiom