Let Out (some Kind Of Sound) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Let Out (some Kind Of Sound) Idiom mean?

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let out (some kind of sound) What does let out (some kind of sound) mean?	make some kind of noise or sound	The dog let out a strange sound before running out of the house.
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work like a dog What does "work like a dog" mean?	to work very hard	The boy worked like a dog on his school project.

No use to man or beast What does "No use to man or beast" mean?	If something or someone is no use to man or beast, they it or they are utterly useless.
run scared What does "run scared" mean?	to behave as if one were going to fail/lose	The politician has been running scared in his attempt to win re-election.
fine-tooth/toothed comb What does "fine-tooth/toothed comb" mean?	great care, careful attention so as not to miss anything	We went over the room with a fine-tooth comb but we were unable to find the lost credit card.

(not) worth a cent/dime/a red cent/a plugged nickel/two cents What does "(not) worth a cent/dime/a red cent/a plugged nickel/two cents" mean?	to be not worth anything, to be not of any value	The antique desk is not worth a dime although everyone thinks it is very valuable.
Armchair critic What does "Armchair critic" mean?	An armchair critic is someone who offers advice but never shows that they could actually do any better.
sweat What does "sweat" mean?	anxiously await results
Go play in traffic What does "Go play in traffic" mean?	This is used as a way of telling someone to go away.

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Let Out (some Kind Of Sound) Idiom