Neither Hide Nor Hair Of (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Neither Hide Nor Hair Of (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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neither hide nor hair of (someone or something) What does neither hide nor hair of (someone or something) mean?	no sign or indication of someone or something	I have seen neither hide nor hair of my friend recently.
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give (someone) the bum's rush What does "give (someone) the bum's rush" mean?	to make someone leave a place quickly	The club owner gave us the bum's rush when we began to make too much noise.

in and out What does "in and out" mean?	coming in and going out often	He has been in and out all day but I don`t know where he is at the moment.
same old story What does "same old story" mean?	something that occurs or has occurred in the same way before	It is always the same old story with my friend. He borrows money but he never wants to pay it back.
rule (someone) with an iron fist What does "rule (someone) with an iron fist" mean?	to have strict and complete control over a person or a group of people	The leader of the small country rules the citizens with an iron fist.
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.
tell (someone) a thing or two (about something) What does "tell (someone) a thing or two (about something)" mean?	to scold someone, to become angry at someone	I plan to tell my neighbor a thing or two about his dog when I see him.
come as no surprise What does "come as no surprise" mean?	to not be surprising	It came as no surprise when the government decided to have an election.

for hours on end What does "for hours on end" mean?	for many hours	The boy often plays video games for hours on end.
when least expected What does "when least expected" mean?	when one does not expect something	When least expected the secretary always asks for time off from work.
give one's best What does "give one's best" mean?	idiom. make a supreme effort; perform as well as one can
code warrior What does "code warrior" mean?	person who writes software code
saved by the bell What does "saved by the bell" mean?	rescued from a bad situation at the last minute (as in the bell at the end of each round in a boxing match)	rescued from a bad situation at the last minute (as in the bell at the end of each round in a boxing match)We were saved by the bell when the meeting ended before we had to deliver our badly prepared presentation.

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Neither Hide Nor Hair Of (someone Or Something) Idiom