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

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make time for (someone or something) What does make time for (someone or something) mean?	schedule time to see someone or do something	The man makes time for his son every weekend so that they can play sports together.
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as red as a poppy What does "as red as a poppy" mean?	bright red	The mark on my arm was as red as a poppy.
at the present time What does "at the present time" mean?	now, at present	At the present time there are no extra helpers available.
throw one's weight around What does "throw one's weight around" mean?	to give orders, to attempt to boss people around	The new supervisor likes to throw his weight around the company.
Head is mince What does "Head is mince" mean?	(Scot) When someone's thoughts are in a state of abject confusion, especially when facing a severe dilemma, their head is mince.
live high off/on the hog What does "live high off/on the hog" mean?	to live well and eat good food	The woman lives high on the hog when she goes away on a business trip.
honkie What does "honkie" mean?	white (Caucasian)
first-run What does "first-run" mean?	new, shown for the first time	There are many first-run movies that I have not seen.
the last straw What does "the last straw" mean?	the last insult or mistake that one can endure and which then causes some reaction	The fourth time that the girl came to work late was the last straw and we finally fired her.
back on one`s feet What does "back on one`s feet" mean?	to recover from sickness or trouble, to become independent again	Our teacher was back on her feet shortly after her accident.

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Make Time For (someone Or Something) Idiom