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money doesn't grow on trees What does money doesn't grow on trees mean?	money is valuable and you should not waste it	Money doesn't grow on trees and it is necessary to work hard and manage it well.
money doesn't grow on trees What does money doesn't grow on trees mean?	money is not easy to get but must be worked for	The girl's father told her that money doesn't grow on trees when she asked for money to buy new clothes.
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wring (someone's) neck What does "wring (someone's) neck" mean?	to be extremely angry at someone	I want to wring my friend's neck for breaking my new laptop computer.
by oneself What does "by oneself" mean?	: alone and without help.	"I can't do this by myself. Can you help me?"
as well What does "as well" mean?	in addition, also, too	I plan to take a computer course this summer as well.
take the law into one's own hands What does "take the law into one's own hands" mean?	to act as a judge and jury for someone who has done something wrong	The soldiers took the law into their own hands when they entered the town.
cut (someone) off without a penny What does "cut (someone) off without a penny" mean?	to stop giving someone a regular amount of money, to leave someone no money in a will	The wealthy businessman cut his son off without a penny when the young man refused to work hard.
Cast your net widely What does "Cast your net widely" mean?	If you cast your net widely, you use a wide range of sources when trying to find something.
die a natural death What does "die a natural death" mean?	to die by disease or of old age and not by an accident or by violence	My grandfather was very old and he died a natural death.

push off What does "push off" mean?	depart; leave.	It's late, time to push off.
have a whale of a time What does "have a whale of a time" mean?	to have an exciting and interesting time	We had a whale of a time at the party last night.
In rude health What does "In rude health" mean?	(UK) If someone's in rude health, they are very healthy and look it.

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Money Doesn't Grow On Trees Idiom