Learn (something) By Heart Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Learn (something) By Heart Idiom mean?

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learn (something) by heart What does learn (something) by heart mean?	memorize something	I quickly learned my library card number by heart.
learn (something) by heart What does learn (something) by heart mean?	to memorize something	The children were forced to learn the poem by heart.
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Split the blanket What does "Split the blanket" mean?	If people split the blanket, it means they get a divorce or end their relationship.

homey What does "homey" mean?	good friend.	My homies all think I look good in black.
quick on the draw What does "quick on the draw" mean?	to be quick to respond to something, to be quick to draw a gun and shoot	The man is quick on the draw and can answer most questions immediately.
posh What does "posh" mean?	fancy; upscale
flame What does "flame" mean?	angry message or personal attack online

what's the deal What does "what's the deal" mean?	idiom. what is going on now
chap What does "chap" mean?	fellow; guy
mess around/about What does "mess around/about" mean?	to play around or engage in idle activity	The children were messing around in the school yard before the class began.
a passport to (something) What does "a passport to (something)" mean?	something that allows something good to happen	A university education is often a passport to a better job.
like waving a red flag in front of a bull What does "like waving a red flag in front of a bull" mean?	what you are doing will definitely make someone angry or upset	Talking about the city mayor with my father is like waving a red flag in front of a bull. He hates the city mayor.

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