Not Know If One Is Coming Or Going Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Not Know If One Is Coming Or Going Idiom mean?

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not know if one is coming or going What does not know if one is coming or going mean?	not know what to do	The new sales manager does not seem to know if he is coming or going.
(not) know if one is coming or going What does (not) know if one is coming or going mean?	to not know what to do	The new sales manager does not know if he is coming or going.
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cut corners What does "cut corners" mean?	to economize, to not spend money	We will have to cut corners in order to save money for our holiday.

curiosity killed the cat What does "curiosity killed the cat" mean?	asking questions or being curious about something that is not your business is often not a good thing	"Curiosity killed the cat," the mother said as the child asked questions about her birthday party.
shitty What does "shitty" mean?	coated with feces
go by the book What does "go by the book" mean?	to follow the rules exactly	Most police officers go by the book when they arrest a criminal.
swear on (something) What does "swear on (something)" mean?	to use something as the support or authority that what one is saying is the truth	The accused criminal was asked to swear on a religious text at the trial to make sure that he was telling the truth.
shot in the dark What does "shot in the dark" mean?	idiom. guess; random attempt.	It was a shot in the dark. I'm not surprised I got it wrong.
Barefaced liar What does "Barefaced liar" mean?	A barefaced liar is one who displays no shame about lying even if they are exposed.
shot through with (something) What does "shot through with (something)" mean?	containing something	The drink was shot through with some chemicals that I do not know the name of.
take a chance/risk What does "take a chance/risk" mean?	to try something where failure or bad fortune is likely	I plan to take a chance and visit my friend without phoning first.
call off (something) or call (something) off What does "call off (something) or call (something) off" mean?	to cancel something	They called off the game because of the rain.

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Not Know If One Is Coming Or Going Idiom