Joined At The Hip Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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joined at the hip What does joined at the hip mean?	two people spend all their time together	The two boys are joined at the hip and never spend any time apart.
joined at the hip What does joined at the hip mean?	two people spending all their time together	The two boys are joined at the hip and never spend any time apart.
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wolf down (something) What does "wolf down (something)" mean?	to gulp down something, to eat something quickly	I wolfed down my dinner and left the house for the movie.

right side up What does "right side up" mean?	with the correct side upwards	The bus drove off the highway and rolled over but it landed right side up when it stopped.
bat a thousand What does "bat a thousand" mean?	to be extremely successful at something	Recently, I have been batting a thousand in my attempts to sell the new product.
Arrow in the quiver What does "Arrow in the quiver" mean?	An arrow in the quiver is a strategy or option that could be used to achieve your objective.
looney What does "looney" mean?	mentally unstable person
at first blush What does "at first blush" mean?	when first seen, without careful study	At first blush the man seemed like a good worker but later we had many problems with him.

know a thing or two (about someone or something) What does "know a thing or two (about someone or something)" mean?	be well informed about someone or something	My father works in a software development company and knows a thing or two about computers.
more and more What does "more and more" mean?	increasingly, an increasing number	More and more people are buying laptop computers.

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Joined At The Hip Idiom