In One`s Hair Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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in one`s hair What does in one`s hair mean?	annoying someone	The child has been in my hair all morning because she is on holidays now.
in one`s hair What does in one`s hair mean?	to be bothering someone, to be always annoying someone	My sister's small son is always in her hair when she is making dinner.
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Monday morning quarterback What does "Monday morning quarterback" mean?	A Monday morning quarterback is someone who, with the benefit of hindsight, knows what should have been done in a situation.

get across (something) to (someone) or get (something) across to (someone) What does "get across (something) to (someone) or get (something) across to (someone)" mean?	to explain or say something so that someone can understand it	It was difficult to get across the importance of the school safety rules to the children.
all of a sudden What does "all of a sudden" mean?	suddenly, without advance warning	All of a sudden, it became cloudy and began to rain.
down in the mouth What does "down in the mouth" mean?	depressed and unhappy	My friend looked down in the mouth after he finished work yesterday.
reffo What does "reffo" mean?	refugee
Down the hatch What does "Down the hatch" mean?	Drink or eat.	Enough talk, let's put some food down the hatch. Here's a drinking expression that seems to have its origins in sea freight, where cargoes are lowered into the hatch for transport below deck. The freight appears to be consumed by the ship.
put the moves on What does "put the moves on" mean?	attempt to attrack or seduce somebody (usually a woman)
get a dirty look from (someone) What does "get a dirty look from (someone)" mean?	to receive a frown from someone	I got a dirty look from the man who was sitting next to my crying child.
scratch (someone`s) back What does "scratch (someone`s) back" mean?	to do someone a favor in the hope that they will do something for you	If you scratch the supervisor's back he will help you when you need help.
Dot all the i's and cross all the t's What does "Dot all the i's and cross all the t's" mean?	If you dot all the i's and cross all the t's, you do something very carefully and thoroughly.
bent What does "bent" mean?	crooked; dishonest.	Don't trust him. He's bent.
beyond words What does "beyond words" mean?	to be more than one can say	The mother's love for her new baby is beyond words.

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In One`s Hair Idiom