Judge (someone Or Something) On Its Own Merits Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Judge (someone Or Something) On Its Own Merits Idiom mean?

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judge (someone or something) on its own merits What does judge (someone or something) on its own merits mean?	judge or evaluate someone or something on its own good points and achievements	Our company always judges each employee on his or her own merits.
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clear the table What does "clear the table" mean?	to remove the dishes and eating utensils from a table	After we finished eating we quickly cleared the table.
buyer's market What does "buyer's market" mean?	a situation where there are more sellers than buyers of a product or service and the buyers have an advantage	It was a buyer's market and the price of fruit was very cheap.
have (something) on the brain What does "have (something) on the brain" mean?	be obsessed with something	My sister has tennis on the brain and is always talking about it.
one thing leads to another What does "one thing leads to another" mean?	doing one thing or one event will set the stage for something else	One thing led to another and suddenly it was too late to catch the bus home.
upchuck What does "upchuck" mean?	vomit; vomitus

leave (something) on What does "leave (something) on" mean?	leave something running or operating	I always leave the lights on when I am working around the house.
win by a nose What does "win by a nose" mean?	win by a small amount	The candidate won by a nose so they had to count the votes again.
moon What does "moon" mean?	display one's buttocks, usually through a window
as easy as duck soup What does "as easy as duck soup" mean?	very easy, requiring no effort	Convincing the man to buy the car was as easy as duck soup.
something of the sort What does "something of the sort" mean?	something of the kind just mentioned	I do not know exactly what the man said but it was about his job or something of the sort.
make good money What does "make good money" mean?	to earn a large amount of money	My friend makes good money at his new job.

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Judge (someone Or Something) On Its Own Merits Idiom