Keep The Wolves At Bay Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Keep The Wolves At Bay Idiom mean?

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keep the wolves at bay What does keep the wolves at bay mean?	to fight against some kind of trouble	The university students were angry and the administration had to work hard to keep the wolves at bay.
keep the wolves at bay What does keep the wolves at bay mean?	to fight against some kind of trouble	Many people are angry about the new tax. The government has to work hard to keep the wolves at bay.
keep the wolves at bay What does keep the wolves at bay mean?	to fight against some kind of trouble	The university students were angry and the administration had to work hard to keep the wolves at bay.
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pad What does "pad" mean?	home; dwelling; room where one lives
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goose bumps What does "goose bumps" mean?	a prickly or bumpy feeling on one's skin because of cold or fear or excitement (like the skin of a goose or a chicken)	I got goose bumps as I watched the horror movie.
crib What does "crib" mean?	a dwelling or home.	Come on and check out my crib. It's just around the corner.
get lost What does "get lost" mean?	to lose one's way, to become lost	I got lost on my first day in the city.
a calculated risk What does "a calculated risk" mean?	an action that may fail but has a good chance to succeed	The company took a calculated risk when they put the new computer screen on the market.

Murder will out What does "Murder will out" mean?	This idiom means that bad deeds can't be kept secret forever.
get out from under (someone or something) What does "get out from under (someone or something)" mean?	to escape from a situation that one does not like	I would like to get out from under my boss who is always watching my work.
pull the wool over (someone`s) eyes What does "pull the wool over (someone`s) eyes" mean?	to deceive or fool someone	"Don`t let that man pull the wool over your eyes with his excuses."
with impunity What does "with impunity" mean?	without risk of punishment	The young boy was able to do anything that he wanted with impunity.

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Keep The Wolves At Bay Idiom