Make Arrangements For (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Make Arrangements For (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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make arrangements for (someone or something) What does make arrangements for (someone or something) mean?	make plans for someone or something	We made arrangements for a small wedding for my cousin.
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all thumbs What does "all thumbs" mean?	to have difficulty fixing things or working with one`s hands, to be clumsy	My friend is all thumbs when he fixes things around his house.

pour cold water on (something) What does "pour cold water on (something)" mean?	to discourage something	My boss poured cold water on my idea to change the time of our coffee breaks.
work out What does "work out" mean?	exercise	He spends most weekends working out at the health club.
take up (time) What does "take up (time)" mean?	to fill/occupy time, to waste someone's time	Building model airplanes takes up most of my friend's time.
like/love to hear oneself talk What does "like/love to hear oneself talk" mean?	enjoy talking rather than listening to other people	My friend likes to hear herself talk and it is very tiring to be around her.
the more the merrier What does "the more the merrier" mean?	the more people who participate in an activity then the more enjoyable the activity will be	The more the merrier, we thought as we invited many people to our dinner party.

at the bottom of the hour What does "at the bottom of the hour" mean?	at the half hour - 10:30, 11:30 etc. (at the bottom of a clock)	The weather forecast is on the radio at the bottom of the hour.
in the loop What does "in the loop" mean?	part of a group of people that is kept up-to-date with information about something	I began to work in the evenings and I was no longer in the loop at our company.
When in Rome, do as the Romans What does "When in Rome, do as the Romans" mean?	This idiom means that when you are visiting a different place or culture, you should try to follow their customs and practices.
drop out of (something) What does "drop out of (something)" mean?	to quit school or a course of some kind	I dropped out of the class after three months.

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Make Arrangements For (someone Or Something) Idiom