Make Eyes At Someone Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Make Eyes At Someone Idiom mean?

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make eyes at someone What does make eyes at someone mean?	look at someone in a way that makes it clear that you like that person and find them attractive	look at someone in a way that makes it clear that you like that person and find them attractiveThe man became angry when he thought that his girlfriend was making eyes at someone else at the party.
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 likes to make eyes at the customers.
make eyes at (someone) What does make eyes at (someone) mean?	to flirt with someone, to look at someone to try and attract him or her	The boy was making eyes at the girl in his history class.
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blow (someone or something) off What does "blow (someone or something) off" mean?	to avoid someone, to not attend something	We blew off the chance to go to the general meeting.

turn out What does "turn out" mean?	to be found or known, to prove to be true	It turned out that more people came to the party than we expected.
down to earth What does "down to earth" mean?	to be sensible and practical	My mother is very down to earth.
gnash one's teeth What does "gnash one's teeth" mean?	to grind one's teeth	I gnashed my teeth before I went to talk to my boss.
keep track of (something) What does "keep track of (something)" mean?	to keep a count or record of something, to stay informed about something	We are trying to keep track of the number of visitors to our store.

from hand to hand What does "from hand to hand" mean?	from one person to another person	We passed the dictionaries from hand to hand until everybody had one.
wing it What does "wing it" mean?	do something without preparation; improvise
ballsy What does "ballsy" mean?	aggressive.	Don't be so ballsy. People don't like it.
drop out of (something) What does "drop out of (something)" mean?	to quit school or a course of some kind	The boy dropped out of the class after three months.
in the long run What does "in the long run" mean?	over a long period of time	The company has been losing money recently but in the long run they should make a profit.

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Make Eyes At Someone Idiom