In Top Form Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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in top form What does in top form mean?	in very good physical condition	The tennis star was in top form during the big tournament.
in top form What does in top form mean?	in very good physical condition	The tennis star was in top form during the big tournament.
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Suzy Homemaker What does "Suzy Homemaker" mean?	stereotype of the American housewife

grunt work What does "grunt work" mean?	hard and thankless work	I am often forced to do the grunt work at my company.
to hook up (something) What does "to hook up (something)" mean?	connect or fit something together	After we moved into our new apartment we had to hook up the phone.
break the news (to someone) What does "break the news (to someone)" mean?	to tell someone some information first	The manager will break the news about the job transfers tomorrow.
duby What does "duby" mean?	marijuana
at the top of one's lungs What does "at the top of one's lungs" mean?	with a very loud voice	I cried out for my friend at the top of my lungs.
all over the place What does "all over the place" mean?	everywhere	We traveled all over the place on our holiday.
brass What does "brass" mean?	colonels and generals (in the U.S. Army)
make a fast/quick buck What does "make a fast/quick buck" mean?	to make money with little effort	The young man is very lazy and he is always trying to make a fast buck.
Plain as the nose on your face What does "Plain as the nose on your face" mean?	If something is as plain as the nose on your face, it is very clear and obvious.
Put your thumb on the scales What does "Put your thumb on the scales" mean?	If you put your thumb on the scales, you try to influence the result of something in your favour.
for better or worse What does "for better or worse" mean?	depending on how one looks at a matter, including both the good or bad effects of something	For better or worse, I have decided to quit my job and move to Brazil.

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