No End Of/to (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does No End Of/to (something) Idiom mean?

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no end of/to (something) What does no end of/to (something) mean?	seeming almost endless, very many/much of something	He had no end of problems when he lived overseas for a year.
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cold comfort What does "cold comfort" mean?	no comfort at all	The government offered money to the victims of the fire but it was cold comfort to those who had lost their families.
on/upon (someone`s) head What does "on/upon (someone`s) head" mean?	on one's own self	The little boy brought the anger of his parent's upon his head.
knee-high to a grasshopper What does "knee-high to a grasshopper" mean?	very young (like a child)	I learned to ride a bicycle when I was knee-high to a grasshopper.
On the run What does "On the run" mean?	If someone is on the run, they are avoiding arrest and hiding from the police.
a white elephant What does "a white elephant" mean?	something that is not useful and costs a lot of money to maintain	The airport was a white elephant and nobody liked to use it.
make waves What does "make waves" mean?	create trouble; create controversy
Rose-tinted glasses What does "Rose-tinted glasses" mean?	If people see things through rose-tinted glasses, they see them in a more positive light than they really are.
so clean you can eat off the floor What does "so clean you can eat off the floor" mean?	very clean	My mother's kitchen is so clean you can eat off the floor.
get out of (someone's) face What does "get out of (someone's) face" mean?	to go away or leave someone	I wish that my friend would get out of my face.
back-to-back What does "back-to-back" mean?	something follows immediately after something else, two people touching backs	There were two back-to-back games today because of the rain last week. We sat back-to-back during the contest.

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No End Of/to (something) Idiom