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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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get at (something) What does "get at (something)" mean?	to mean something	I do not know what our boss was trying to get at during the meeting.

fact of the matter What does "fact of the matter" mean?	the truth is, the most important thing is	The fact of the matter is that we must finish the project this week.
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed What does "bright-eyed and bushy-tailed" mean?	to be very cheerful and eager (like a squirrel with bright eyes and a bushy tail)	The children were bright-eyed and bushy-tailed when they woke up in the morning.
have a yellow streak What does "have a yellow streak" mean?	to be cowardly	The man has a yellow streak and he will not defend you if you are having a problem.
off-the-cuff What does "off-the-cuff" mean?	without preparation	Our boss made a great off-the-cuff speech at the party last night.
Same old, same old What does "Same old, same old" mean?	When nothing changes, it's the same old, same old.
shellacked What does "shellacked" mean?	defeated; beaten (often in a game or other contest)
can't stomach (someone or something) What does "can't stomach (someone or something)" mean?	dislike someone or something very much	I can't stomach the new woman who I have to work with.

wear thin What does "wear thin" mean?	grow less interesting or believable	His excuses began to wear thin after he kept using them again and again.
take up the slack What does "take up the slack" mean?	idiom. make up for a lack of time or effort due to other people
Mince words What does "Mince words" mean?	If people mince words, or mince their words, they don't say what they really mean clearly.
On your toes What does "On your toes" mean?	Someone on his or her toes is alert and ready to go.
in deep water What does "in deep water" mean?	in a serious situation, in trouble	The boy is in deep water because of his problems at school.

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Neither Hide Nor Hair Of (someone Or Something) Idiom