Kiss And Make Up Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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kiss and make up What does kiss and make up mean?	forgive someone and be friends again	I want to kiss and make up with my friend after our argument.
kiss and make up What does kiss and make up mean?	to forgive someone and become friends again	I want to kiss and make up with my friend after our argument.
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work like a horse What does "work like a horse" mean?	to work very hard	My grandfather worked like a horse when he was a young man.

spoon-feed (someone) What does "spoon-feed (someone)" mean?	to help or care for someone too much when you are trying to teach him or her something	We had to spoon-feed the new employee when we were teaching him about the new computer system.
make amends for (something) What does "make amends for (something)" mean?	do something to compensate for an error/injury/loss	I was forced to do some extra work to make amends for my mistake of last week.
eary-bird special What does "eary-bird special" mean?	meal at reduced price in a restaurant for patrons who arrive early
make eyes at someone What does "make eyes at someone" mean?	look at someone in a way that makes it clear that you like that person and find them attractive	look at someone in a way that makes it clear that you like that person and find them attractiveThe man became angry when he thought that his girlfriend was making eyes at someone else at the party.
keep one's finger on the pulse What does "keep one's finger on the pulse" mean?	to be aware of recent changes or developments in a particular situation or activity	The manager keeps her finger on the pulse of the company and she knows almost everything.
hard of hearing What does "hard of hearing" mean?	unable to hear well	The man is hard of hearing so you must speak loudly when talking to him.
dwell on (something) What does "dwell on (something)" mean?	to think or talk about something all the time	I wish that my friend would not dwell on his personal problems.
spill the beans What does "spill the beans" mean?	to tell a secret to someone who is not supposed to know about it	"Please do not spill the beans about my plans to quit work and return to school next year."
wack What does "wack" mean?	kill; murder

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Kiss And Make Up Idiom