Leave (someone) In Peace Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Leave (someone) In Peace Idiom mean?

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leave (someone) in peace What does leave (someone) in peace mean?	stop bothering someone	The woman was happy when her family went out and left her in peace for several hours.
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fix (someone's) wagon What does "fix (someone's) wagon" mean?	to punish or get even with someone	I decided to fix the woman's wagon after she complained to my boss about me.
get down to business What does "get down to business" mean?	to begin to get serious	When the meeting began everybody got down to business and began to discuss the important issues.
middle of nowhere What does "middle of nowhere" mean?	remote, isolated area (often far from even a small town)
far be it from (someone) to do (something) What does "far be it from (someone) to do (something)" mean?	it is not really someone's place to do something	Far be it from me to tell the cleaning lady how to do her job.

find (someone) innocent What does "find (someone) innocent" mean?	to decide that someone is innocent in a court of law	The woman went to court but the judge found her innocent of all charges.
knee-high to a grasshopper What does "knee-high to a grasshopper" mean?	to be very young, to be short and small (like a child)	I have been playing the piano since I was knee-high to a grasshopper.
all over but the shouting What does "all over but the shouting" mean?	to be decided and finished	It was all over but the shouting for the football fans after their team lost the game.

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Leave (someone) In Peace Idiom