No Skin Off (someone's) Teeth Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does No Skin Off (someone's) Teeth Idiom mean?

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no skin off (someone's) teeth What does no skin off (someone's) teeth mean?	of no interest/concern/trouble to someone	It is no skin off my teeth whether my friend come's to the restaurant with us or not.
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a milestone in someone's life What does "a milestone in someone's life" mean?	a very important event or point in one's life	The high school graduation ceremony was a milestone in the young woman's life.

bet one`s boots What does "bet one`s boots" mean?	to bet everything that one has	I will bet my boots that my friend will not have enough money to go on a holiday.
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rag What does "rag" mean?	clothing in general (of any quality)
make time with (someone) What does "make time with (someone)" mean?	flirt with someone	The man was trying to make time with the waitress in the restaurant.
go hand in hand (with something) What does "go hand in hand (with something)" mean?	to be closely related and must be considered together	The change in school hours goes hand in hand with the new policy regarding class sizes.

have one's nose in (something) What does "have one's nose in (something)" mean?	to have unwelcome interest in something, to have impolite curiosity about something	My boss always has his nose in the business of other people and he is not very well-liked.
birds and bees What does "birds and bees" mean?	the facts about sex and birth	The woman told her daughter about the birds and the bees during the summer holidays.
Cheat death What does "Cheat death" mean?	If someone cheats death, they narrowly avoid a major problem or accident.
shut up (someone or something) What does "shut up (someone or something)" mean?	to confine someone or something	We always shut up our dog in the house when the postal worker comes.
It's your funeral What does "It's your funeral" mean?	The other person has made a decision that you think is bad. However, it is their choice; it is their funeral.

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No Skin Off (someone's) Teeth Idiom