Jammed Up Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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jammed up What does jammed up mean?	in difficulty; in trouble
jammed up What does jammed up mean?	stuffed with food; constipated
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Man upstairs What does "Man upstairs" mean?	When people refer to the man upstairs, they are referring to God.

toss off What does "toss off" mean?	do something rapidly and with little attention to detail
do credit to (someone) What does "do credit to (someone)" mean?	to add to someone's reputation	The woman's graduation thesis did credit to her hard work and patience.
feed one's face What does "feed one's face" mean?	to eat	I stopped at a small restaurant to feed my face.
Put your best foot forward What does "Put your best foot forward" mean?	If you ut your best foot forward, you try your best to do something.
have (something) coming out of one's ears What does "have (something) coming out of one's ears" mean?	to have much of something	We have bath towels coming out of our ears and we do not need any more.
put the cat among the pigeons What does "put the cat among the pigeons" mean?	to cause trouble	Sending the unpopular supervisor to talk to the angry workers was like putting the cat among the pigeons.

stack up (something) What does "stack up (something)" mean?	to make a stack of things	I stacked up the magazines that I planned to give to the flea market.
ballpark figure What does "ballpark figure" mean?	estimate; approximate figure
Marked man What does "Marked man" mean?	A marked man is a person who is being targeted by people who want to do them harm or cause them trouble.
school of thought What does "school of thought" mean?	a particular philosophy	There are many schools of thought about how the government should proceed with its new transportation plan.
I've got your number What does "I've got your number" mean?	You have made a mistake and I am going to call you on it. You are in trouble (a threat). I have a disagreement with you. I understand your true nature.

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Jammed Up Idiom