Make A Note Of (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Make A Note Of (something) Idiom mean?

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make a note of (something) What does make a note of (something) mean?	write something down	I made a note of the people that I was going to phone on the weekend.
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stew in one`s own juice What does "stew in one`s own juice" mean?	to suffer from something that one has caused to happen to himself or herself	The man is stewing in his own juice after he got into trouble for being late.

(I/you/he) for one What does "(I/you/he) for one" mean?	as one example, even if the only one	I for one do not believe that our boss will change the company policy related to new staff.
drop out of school What does "drop out of school" mean?	stop attending school	My friend dropped out of school when he was seventeen and began to drive a truck.
play What does "play" mean?	plan; strategy; tactic.	Okay, here's our next play. You fake left, you go deep.
disorderly conduct What does "disorderly conduct" mean?	disturbing the peace	The football fans were charged with disorderly conduct after the fight during the game.
go hog-wild What does "go hog-wild" mean?	to behave wildly	The little boys went hog-wild during the birthday party.

out of control What does "out of control" mean?	to be uncontrollable/wild	The soccer fans were out of control after their team won the championship.
keep (someone) up What does "keep (someone) up " mean?	prevent someone from going to bed	My neighbors kept me up last night with their loud music.
Kick your heels What does "Kick your heels" mean?	(UK) If you have to kick your heels, you are forced to wait for the result or outcome of something.
look (someone) in the eye/face What does "look (someone) in the eye/face" mean?	face someone directly	I looked the man in the eye when I asked him to move his car out of my way.
come out of left field What does "come out of left field" mean?	to come from an unexpected place	The manager's new idea came out of left field and we have no idea what it means.

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Make A Note Of (something) Idiom