Keep Pace (with Someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Keep Pace (with Someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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keep pace (with someone or something) What does keep pace (with someone or something) mean?	go as fast or go at the same rate as someone or something	It is difficult to keep pace with the other students but somehow I manage.
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take off one's hat to (someone) What does "take off one's hat to (someone)" mean?	to offer praise for someone's good accomplishments	You have to take off your hat to the person who organized the sporting event.

be buzzed What does "be buzzed" mean?	be intoxicated, tipsy, or under the influence (usually mild) of alcohol
beyond one's means What does "beyond one's means" mean?	more than one can afford	The young man was living beyond his means before he got his first job.
Can't dance and it's too wet to plow What does "Can't dance and it's too wet to plow" mean?	When you can't dance and it's too wet to plow, you may as well do something because you can't or don't have the opportunity to do anything else.
throw good money after bad What does "throw good money after bad" mean?	to waste additional money after already wasting money on something	I do not want to throw good money after bad so I will not pay any more money to fix my car.
All over the show What does "All over the show" mean?	If something is all over the show, it's in a complete mess.An alternative to 'All over the shop'.
throw a monkey wrench into the works What does "throw a monkey wrench into the works" mean?	to cause something that is going smoothly to stop	My friend threw a monkey wrench into our plans to go to the lake for the summer.

froth What does "froth" mean?	beer
smile from ear to ear What does "smile from ear to ear" mean?	to have a big smile on one's face	The little boy was smiling from ear to ear after he scored the goal.
fee simple What does "fee simple" mean?	absolute title or ownership of real estate	The property was sold fee simple by the woman.
on top What does "on top" mean?	to be in the lead	He was on top of his class when he was in university.
cut a deal What does "cut a deal" mean?	to make a business arrangement or deal with someone	The company was able to cut a deal with their employees.

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Keep Pace (with Someone Or Something) Idiom