In Less Than No Time Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does In Less Than No Time Idiom mean?

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in less than no time What does in less than no time mean?	very quickly	My friend had to go to the bank but in less than no time he returned to my house.
in less than no time What does in less than no time mean?	very quickly	My friend had to go to the bank but in less than no time he returned to my house.
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At cross purposes What does "At cross purposes" mean?	When people are at cross purposes, they misunderstand each other or have different or opposing objectives.

get on one`s high horse What does "get on one`s high horse " mean?	to behave with arrogance	My friend is always getting on her high horse and telling people what to do.
black box What does "black box" mean?	an electronic device such as a flight recorder that can be removed from an aircraft as a single package	The investigators searched for a long time in order to find the black box of the airplane.
look (someone) (right/straight) in the eye What does "look (someone) (right/straight) in the eye" mean?	to face and look at someone directly	I looked at the salesman right in the eye and told him not to bother me again.
kick around What does "kick around" mean?	treat badly, act roughly or badly to someone or something	I don`t like her very much because she is always kicking around her employees.
build up to (something) What does "build up to (something)" mean?	to lead up to something	Things were building up to be a very serious situation.

soup up (something) What does "soup up (something)" mean?	to make something faster or more powerful by changing or adding something (this expression is often used for a car)	My neighbor decided to soup up the car that he recently bought.
Mince words What does "Mince words" mean?	If people mince words, or mince their words, they don't say what they really mean clearly.
change one`s mind What does "change one`s mind" mean?	to change one`s decision	My friend changed his mind and said that he would not go to the movie tonight.
dead in one's tracks What does "dead in one's tracks" mean?	to be stopped exactly where someone or something is at the moment	The police stopped the robber dead in his tracks.
(be) cricket What does "(be) cricket" mean?	fair play, gentlemanly conduct (usually used in the negative)	fair play, gentlemanly conduct (usually used in the negative)The way that the government treated the union leaders was not cricket.
in/have custody of (someone or something) What does "in/have custody of (someone or something)" mean?	being guarded or protected by someone or some group	The police put the man in custody last night.

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In Less Than No Time Idiom