Make A Nuisance Of Oneself Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Make A Nuisance Of Oneself Idiom mean?

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make a nuisance of oneself What does make a nuisance of oneself mean?	be a constant bother	I didn't phone the apartment manager to complain about the sink because I didn't want to make a nuisance of myself.
make a nuisance of oneself What does make a nuisance of oneself mean?	to be a constant bother	I did not phone the apartment manager about the sink because I did not want to make a nuisance of myself.
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turn (someone's) head What does "turn (someone's) head" mean?	to distract someone, to make someone notice you	The woman's beautiful dress turned everybody's head. It was beautiful.

fooey What does "fooey" mean?	nonsense; rubbish; foolish talk or ideas
zonked out What does "zonked out" mean?	drunk; intoxicated	I'm so zonked out, I just need to go to bed.
open up a can of worms What does "open up a can of worms" mean?	to create unnecessary complications or problems	The company opened up a can of worms when they decided to talk about the union contract.
rule the roost What does "rule the roost" mean?	to be the dominant figure in a family	The woman seems rather quiet but she rules the roost in her family.
go to (someone`s) head What does "go to (someone`s) head" mean?	to make someone too proud, to make a person think that he or she is too important	The man's new job has gone to his head and he thinks that he is better than everyone else.
like a bump on a log What does "like a bump on a log" mean?	unresponsive	The boy spent the morning at home like a bump on a log.
learn (something) by rote What does "learn (something) by rote" mean?	to learn or memorize something without thinking about it	We learned many verbs by rote in the foreign language class.
foot it What does "foot it" mean?	walk or run somewhere
come across (someone or something) What does "come across (someone or something)" mean?	to find something or meet someone by chance	I came across an interesting story in the newspaper last week.
put (someone) in the picture What does "put (someone) in the picture" mean?	to tell someone what the situation is	The supervisor has finally decided to put me in the picture about the new policy at work.
as gentle as a lamb What does "as gentle as a lamb" mean?	very gentle	The girl is as gentle as a lamb when she is with her little sister.

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Make A Nuisance Of Oneself Idiom