Let (something) Ride Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Let (something) Ride Idiom mean?

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let (something) ride What does let (something) ride mean?	continue without changing a situation	We should forget about the recent problems at work and let the whole matter ride.
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come (someone's) way What does "come (someone's) way" mean?	to come to someone	A small blue car came my way while I waited on the highway.

no end of/to (something) What does "no end of/to (something)" mean?	seeming almost endless, very many/much of something	He had no end of problems when he lived overseas for a year.
at this stage of the game What does "at this stage of the game" mean?	currently, at the current point in some event	At this stage of the game it was not possible to change the plans for the class trip.
in hand What does "in hand" mean?	under control	After several hours the riot police had the problems with the crowd in hand.

wishy-washy What does "wishy-washy" mean?	uncommitted; without an opinion of one's own.	"Don't be so wishy-washy. Tell us how you really feel."
X marks the spot What does "X marks the spot" mean?	this is the exact spot	We looked at the map and saw that X marked the spot where the accident had taken place.
a force to be reckoned with What does "a force to be reckoned with" mean?	someone or something that is important and should not be ignored	The young man is a force to be reckoned with in the boxing world.

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Let (something) Ride Idiom