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Money is the root of all evil What does Money is the root of all evil mean?	money is the basic cause of all wrongdoing	Many people believe that money is the root of all evil and causes most problems in the world.
money is the root of all evil What does money is the root of all evil mean?	money causes most problems/wrongdoings in life	Many people believe that money is the root of all evil and that it causes people many problems.
money is the root of all evil What does money is the root of all evil mean?	money is the main cause of most wrongdoing and problems	money is the main cause of most wrongdoing and problemsThe woman stole some money from her company. It seems that money is the root of all evil, and can cause many problems.
money is the root of all evil What does money is the root of all evil mean?	money causes most problems or wrongdoings in life	Many people believe that money is the root of all evil and that it causes people many problems.
Money is the root of all evil What does Money is the root of all evil mean?	money is the basic cause of all wrongdoing	Many people believe that money is the root of all evil and causes most problems in the world.
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shot to the curb What does "shot to the curb" mean?	having no money or place to live; in the gutter

open (something) up What does "open (something) up" mean?	to reveal the possibilities of something	The departure of the school principal opened his job up to other members of the staff.
pretty (adv.) What does "pretty (adv.)" mean?	(adv.): rather; somewhat.	"That car's pretty expensive. Are you sure youcan afford it?"
make (someone's) hair stand on end What does "make (someone's) hair stand on end" mean?	cause someone to be very frightened	The sound of the screaming woman made my hair stand on end.
Was my face red! What does " Was my face red!" mean?		"When I got to the meeting I noticed that I was wearing one black sock and one brown one. Was my face red!"
zonked What does "zonked" mean?	drunk; intoxicated	He was so zonked after the night of partying that we couldn't let him drive.
put one's hands on (something) What does "put one's hands on (something)" mean?	to locate and acquire something	I have not been able to put my hands on a good cookbook yet.
born with a silver spoon in one's mouth What does "born with a silver spoon in one's mouth" mean?	to be born to a wealthy family with many advantages	The boy was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and he never has to work very hard.

Heads up! What does "Heads up!" mean?	Raise your head and be careful about some nearby danger!	"Heads up," the construction worker yelled at the other worker.
change one`s tune What does "change one`s tune" mean?	to make a change in one`s story/statement/opinion/policy	Our supervisor has changed his tune and agrees that we need to do things differently.
eager beaver What does "eager beaver" mean?	a person who is always eager to work or do something extra	The woman is an eager beaver and will do very well in this company.
get a raise What does "get a raise" mean?	to get an increase in one's salary	My friend was not able to get a raise this year.
flat out What does "flat out" mean?	without hiding anything, openly	I told my friend flat out that I would not go to the party with her.
straight What does "straight" mean?	heterosexual as opposed to homosexual or bisexual

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Money Is The Root Of All Evil Idiom