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

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make a practice of (something) What does make a practice of (something) mean?	turn something into a habit	I make a practice of going to bed at 11:00 PM every evening.
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one-upmanship What does "one-upmanship" mean?	the ability to keep ahead of others, the ability to keep an advantage	His one-upmanship and his desire to always be better than everyone else makes many people tired of him.

Argue the toss What does "Argue the toss" mean?	(UK) If you argue the toss, you refuse to accept a decision and argue about it.
in the prime of life What does "in the prime of life" mean?	in the best and most productive and healthy period of life	The young man was in a terrible car accident and died in the prime of life.
save (someone`s) skin What does "save (someone`s) skin" mean?	to save someone from danger or trouble or embarrassment	The worker tried to save his own skin without thinking about other people.
stab (someone) in the back What does "stab (someone) in the back" mean?	to betray someone	My friend stabbed me in the back although I helped him get a job.
helter-skelter What does "helter-skelter" mean?	in a confusing group, in disorder	When we arrived at work we found the files scattered helter-skelter over the floor.
make a silk purse out of a sow's ear What does "make a silk purse out of a sow's ear" mean?	to create something of value out of something of no value	The girl is a terrible singer and she will never become better. You cannot make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
fall off the wagon What does "fall off the wagon" mean?	to return to use alcohol or drugs after stopping for awhile	The man fell off the wagon after he had stopped drinking for three years.

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Make A Practice Of (something) Idiom