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judge (someone) on his or her own merit What does judge (someone) on his or her own merit mean?	to judge or evaluate someone on his or her own achievements and virtues	We judged the man on his own merit and not by what people were saying about him.
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veggies What does "veggies" mean?	vegetables.	Some veggies with your steak?
ball is in someone's court What does "ball is in someone's court" mean?	it is that person's turn to act next (from tennis or a similar game)	it is that person's turn to act next (from tennis or a similar game)We made an offer to buy the business and now the ball is in the owner's court to accept our offer or not.
in a month of Sundays What does "in a month of Sundays" mean?	in a very long time	I have not been to the shopping mall in a month of Sundays.
fill in (something) or fill (something) in What does "fill in (something) or fill (something) in" mean?	to write words in blank spaces	"Please fill in this form and give it to the receptionist."
cause a stir What does "cause a stir" mean?	to cause people to become agitated and alarmed about something	The soccer player caused a stir when he began to criticize the referee.
throw oneself at (someone) What does "throw oneself at (someone)" mean?	to give oneself willingly to someone else for romance	The woman in the movie threw herself at the hero of the story.

bop What does "bop" mean?	strike or punch someone or something
let (something) off What does "let (something) off" mean?	discharge (a gun), explode something, release something	The children let off many firecrackers during the festival.
poop What does "poop" mean?	feces; dung

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Judge Someone On His Or Her Own Merit Idiom