Lesser (of The Two) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Lesser (of The Two) Idiom mean?

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lesser (of the two) What does lesser (of the two) mean?	the smaller one of the two	We chose the lesser of the two cars when we went to the car rental agency.
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above suspicion What does "above suspicion" mean?	to be very honest so that nobody will suspect you of doing something wrong	The man's actions are always above suspicion.

ass wipe What does "ass wipe" mean?	an annoying person of little or no value
have a hold on (someone) What does "have a hold on (someone)" mean?	have a strong and secure influence on someone	The coach has a very strong hold on the members of the team.
when it comes right down to it What does "when it comes right down to it" mean?	when one really thinks about something	When it comes right down to it, I don't think that you should quit your job.
Sell your soul What does "Sell your soul" mean?	If someone sells their soul, their betray the most precious beliefs.
cut a fine figure What does "cut a fine figure" mean?	dress and look good	I cut a fine figure as I walked through the doors to interview for the job.
out of courtesy What does "out of courtesy" mean?	in order to be polite to someone	We phoned our customers out of courtesy to tell them about the late arrival of the products.
last will and testament What does "last will and testament" mean?	one's will (especially its latest version)	After my grandfather's funeral my uncle read out his last will and testament.
run away with (someone) What does "run away with (someone)" mean?	to take hold of someone	Their imagination ran away with the boys when they went to the circus and then decided that they wanted to join the circus.
off-the-cuff What does "off-the-cuff" mean?	without preparation	Our boss made a great off-the-cuff speech at the party last night.
veg out What does "veg out" mean?	relax; take it easy; do very little

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Lesser (of The Two) Idiom