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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Robert's Rules of Order What does "Robert's Rules of Order" mean?	the official book of guidelines and rules about how to conduct a meeting.	We always use Robert's Rules of Order when we have a meeting.

on the same page What does "on the same page" mean?	to be thinking similarly about something	I was on the same page as my friend about our plans for a holiday.
get a load off one's feet What does "get a load off one's feet" mean?	to sit down and relax	I sat down and tried to get a load off my feet.

play to the gallery What does "play to the gallery" mean?	to perform in a manner that will get the strong approval of the audience	The politician always plays to the gallery and tells his supporters what they want to hear.
tie in (something) with (something) What does "tie in (something) with (something)" mean?	to connect something with something else	The merchandise was tied in with the movie and had very good sales.
to pony up What does "to pony up" mean?	to pay	It is time for my friend to pony up and pay for the exercise equipment that he bought from me.
cut class What does "cut class" mean?	to not go to class	I cut class last week and went to a movie.

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Joined At The Hip Idiom