Made For Each Other Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Made For Each Other Idiom mean?

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made for each other What does made for each other mean?	two people are very well suited romantically	The young couple are made for each other and seem to be very happy.
made for each other What does made for each other mean?	two people who get along extremely well	two people who get along extremely wellAlthough we had some differences we got along very well together and seemed to be made for each other.
made for each other What does made for each other mean?	to be very well suited romantically with each other	The young couple are made for each other and seem to be very happy.
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in the money What does "in the money" mean?	wealthy, the winning position in a race	Now that my cousin is working, he is finally in the money.

green around the gills What does "green around the gills" mean?	looking sick	My friend looked green around the gills after the long bus ride.
big cheese/gun/wheel What does "big cheese/gun/wheel" mean?	an important person, a leader	The new director was a big wheel in his previous company but he is not so important now.
street What does "street" mean?	real world (as opposed to jail, prison, or other confinement)
Daft as a brush What does "Daft as a brush" mean?	(UK) Someone who is daft as a brush is rather stupid.
draw a line betwen two things What does "draw a line betwen two things" mean?	to separate two things	We must draw a line between using the Internet for work and using it for personal use.
cast in the same mold What does "cast in the same mold" mean?	to be very similar	The two sisters were cast in the same mold and were almost identical.

upset the applecart What does "upset the applecart" mean?	to ruin a plan or event by surprise or accident	Everything was going well at the company picnic until our boss arrived and upset the applecart.
like a deer caught in the headlights What does "like a deer caught in the headlights" mean?	like someone who is very confused and does not know what to do	The boy looked like a deer caught in the headlights when we discovered him in the room that was supposed to be locked.
no go What does "no go" mean?	not agreed to, no, certainly not	It is no go for our plan to have three games this weekend. We can only have two games.
for better or worse What does "for better or worse" mean?	depending on how one looks at a matter, including both the good or bad effects of something	For better or worse, I have decided to quit my job and move to Brazil.
get to do (something) What does "get to do (something)" mean?	to have a chance or to be able to do something	I did not get to go to the circus last week.

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Made For Each Other Idiom