American Idioms and Expressions

In Kind Idiom

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in kind
What does in kind mean?
payment for something with some goods rather than moneyWe will pay them back in kind for the use of their sailboat.
in kind
What does in kind mean?
in goods rather than in moneyWe were paid in kind for our time planning for the convention.
in kind
What does in kind mean?
in goods rather than moneyI paid for the work on my car in kind rather than with actual cash.
in kind
What does in kind mean?
payment for something with some goods rather than money We will pay our neighbors in kind for the use of their sailboat.

in kind
What does in kind mean?
in goods rather than in money We were paid in kind for our work on the project.

in kind
What does in kind mean?
in goods rather than money I paid for the work on my car in kind rather than with cash.


Some Random Idioms
dressed to kill
What does "dressed to kill" mean?
to wear one`s finest clothes The woman was dressed to kill when I saw her at the concert last week.

cry wolf
What does "cry wolf" mean?
to give a false alarm, to warn of a danger that is not thereThe man is crying wolf. There is no danger that the electrical system will cause a fire.
as fit as a fiddle
What does "as fit as a fiddle" mean?
to be healthy and physically fit My grandfather is ninety years old but he is as fit as a fiddle.

No can do
What does "No can do" mean?
No can do means that the speaker can't do whatever it is that has been asked of him or her.
as busy as popcorn on a skillet
What does "as busy as popcorn on a skillet" mean?
very active The children were as busy as popcorn on a skillet when the teacher entered the classroom.

AOK
What does "AOK" mean?
great, doing well great, doing wellHe said that he was feeling AOK even after the truck had hit him.
biker
What does "biker" mean?
a person who rides motorcycles
make my day
What does "make my day" mean?
idiom. attempt what you want, and I will act/react as I like (said as a threat or warning)
make (someone) eat crow
What does "make (someone) eat crow" mean?
cause someone to admit an error or retract a statementI wanted the supervisor to eat crow and admit that she had made a mistake.
from the word go
What does "from the word go" mean?
from the beginning From the word go, we knew that there would be problems with the new contract.

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