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know where all the bodies are buried What does know where all the bodies are buried mean?	know all the important details and secrets about something	Our new boss knows where all the bodies are buried in our company and knows how to keep a secret well.
know where all the bodies are buried What does know where all the bodies are buried mean?	to know all the important details and secrets about something	Our new boss knows where all the bodies are buried in our company and knows how to keep a secret.
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capish What does "capish" mean?	understand (usually as a question).	This is what you gotta do, capish?
at a loss What does "at a loss" mean?	at less than the cost, at a financial loss	The store was selling things at a loss so the prices were very low.
Teeny-weeny What does "Teeny-weeny" mean?	If something is teensy-weensy, it is very small indeed.('Teeny-weeny' and 'teensie-weensie' are also used.)
movers and shakers What does "movers and shakers" mean?	important people who get things done	The movers and shakers of the city went to the opening of the new art gallery.
no hard feelings What does "no hard feelings" mean?	no anger or resentment	There were no hard feelings between the two women after they got into a fight at work.
Here's mud in your eye. What does "Here's mud in your eye." mean?	Drink up! (used as a toast)	"Here's mud in your eye," I said as my friend began to drink.

burden of proof What does "burden of proof" mean?	the necessity to prove a disputed fact as required by the laws of evidence	The burden of proof during the trial fell on the man who had accused his employee of theft.
phishing What does "phishing" mean?	technique of directing people to fake Web sites in order to convince them to reveal personal informatio
get a kick out of (someone or something) What does "get a kick out of (someone or something)" mean?	to enjoy someone or something	My father got a kick out of seeing his old school friend.
for one thing What does "for one thing" mean?	for one reason (among others)	"It is not possible to use the old building. For one thing it will not pass a fire inspection."
Slough of despond What does "Slough of despond" mean?	If someone is very depressed or in despair, they're in a slough of despond.

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Know Where All The Bodies Are Buried Idiom