Keep On (doing Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Keep On (doing Something) Idiom mean?

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keep on (doing something) What does keep on (doing something) mean?	continue	She is careless and keeps on making the same mistakes over and over.
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cat burglar What does "cat burglar" mean?	a burglar who enters a building by climbing a wall etc.	Our stereo was stolen when a cat burglar entered our apartment.

single digit midget What does "single digit midget" mean?	solider with less than ten days left in a combat zone
get in (someone's) hair What does "get in (someone's) hair" mean?	to bother or irritate someone	The woman complained that her young child was always getting in her hair.
have a pick-me-up What does "have a pick-me-up" mean?	to eat or drink something stimulating	I wanted to have a pick-me-up so I stopped for a coffee.
quake in one's boots What does "quake in one's boots" mean?	to be afraid, to shake from fear	I was quaking in my boots when my boss told me to come to his office.
neuro What does "neuro" mean?	neorology; neurological service in a hospital.	Call neuro. We won't figure this out on our own.
lose one's marbles/mind What does "lose one's marbles/mind" mean?	to go crazy, to go out of one's mind	I think that the man next door is beginning to lose his marbles.

head over heels in debt What does "head over heels in debt" mean?	to be deeply in debt	My cousin is head over heels in debt and has no money at all.
stoop to (doing something) What does "stoop to (doing something)" mean?	to do something that is beneath one	I do not plan to stoop to ask my friend for money for food.
live high on/off the hog What does "live high on/off the hog" mean?	to have the best of everything	My friend has been living high on the hog since he changed jobs.
kind of What does "kind of" mean?	moderately, somewhat, more or less	I was kind of tired when I arrived home last night.
a hassle What does "a hassle" mean?	a bothersome thing	It is a hassle to have to report to my boss two times a day.

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Keep On (doing Something) Idiom