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make eyes at (someone) What does make eyes at (someone) mean?	flirt with someone, look at someone to try and attract them	The boy was making eyes at the girl in his history class.
make eyes at (someone) What does make eyes at (someone) mean?	to try to attract someone, to flirt with someone	The woman in the restaurant is always making eyes at the customers.
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not set foot (somewhere) What does "not set foot (somewhere)" mean?	to not go somewhere	We did not set foot in the old factory that we passed on our hike.

in a quandary What does "in a quandary" mean?	confused and uncertain about what to do	I am in a quandary about where I should go on my vacation next month.
effinig around What does "effinig around" mean?	fucking around
atomic wedgie What does "atomic wedgie" mean?	the act of pulling the underwear of a boy up from behind so that it creates discomfort around the genitals in a particularly harsh manner
forbidden fruit What does "forbidden fruit" mean?	something that one finds attractive partly because it is illegal/immoral/prohibited	Entering the old building was forbidden fruit for the young boys.
carry the day What does "carry the day" mean?	to win complete support	The manager's idea carried the day and everyone supported him with enthusiasm.
no picnic What does "no picnic" mean?	not pleasant, difficult	It was no picnic trying to drive to the lake during the storm.

go through with (something) What does "go through with (something)" mean?	to finish something, to do something as planned or agreed	My friend has decided to go through with his plans to finish university.
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.
off-color What does "off-color" mean?	in bad taste, rude	The man told an off-color joke at the party which made his wife angry.
have (something) coming to (someone) What does "have (something) coming to (someone)" mean?	deserve punishment for something	The girl has the punishment coming to her because of what she did.
no news is good news What does "no news is good news" mean?	when you do not receive any news about something or somebody it probably means that everything is going well	Although the woman had not heard from her son for several weeks, she believed that no news is good news and she did not worry.
(to be) halfhearted about (someone or something) What does "(to be) halfhearted about (someone or something)" mean?	(to be) unenthusiastic about someone or something	I was halfhearted about joining the group to go hiking.

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Make Eyes At (someone) Idiom