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lace into (something) What does lace into (something) mean?	devour/eat food	We laced into our dinner as soon as we entered the house.
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force (someone's) hand What does "force (someone's) hand" mean?	to make someone do something that they do not want to do at that time	We decided to force the hand of our opponents because we wanted to finish the negotiations quickly.

Weather a storm What does "Weather a storm" mean?	If you weather a storm, you get through a crisis or hard times.
NIFOC What does "NIFOC" mean?	nude in front of computer
red tape What does "red tape" mean?	excessive formalities in official business	Many businesses complain about the red tape that they must deal with in order to get anything done with the government.
wrap around one`s finger What does "wrap around one`s finger" mean?	have complete control over someone and be able to make them do anything you want	She has her boss wrapped around her finger and can do anything that she wants.
cross (someone`s) mind What does "cross (someone`s) mind" mean?	to be a sudden or passing thought, to occur to someone (an idea)	It suddenly crossed my mind that the store would be closed all day on Monday.

rise to the occasion What does "rise to the occasion" mean?	to meet the challenge of something	Our teacher rose to the occasion and was able to give a very good speech at the banquet.
stick in (someone's) throat/craw What does "stick in (someone's) throat/craw" mean?	an idea or situation that is difficult for you to accept and irritates or displeases you	The customer's attitude sticks in my throat and I am happy to see him leave.
in one's opinion What does "in one's opinion" mean?	according to one's belief or judgement	In my opinion, my aunt is the best cook in the world.
in the know What does "in the know" mean?	knowledgeable	I don't think that our teacher is in the know about the problems in the other classes.
on one`s heels What does "on one`s heels" mean?	close behind, as a constant follower or companion	The dog was on the heels of the small rabbit.

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Lace Into (something) Idiom