Not Miss Much Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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not miss much What does not miss much mean?	to not miss observing any part of what is going on	Our teacher does not miss much and we must be very careful how we behave in her class.
not miss much What does not miss much mean?	to not miss observing any part of what is going on	Our teacher does not miss much and we must behave well in her class.
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toe the line/mark What does "toe the line/mark" mean?	to obey the rules and do what one is expected to do	The children were forced to toe the line when the new teacher arrived.

get with it What does "get with it" mean?	hurry up; get a move on; get started.	Get with it already, we've got to go.
at the drop of a hat What does "at the drop of a hat" mean?	immediately and without any pressure	My friend will always help me at the drop of a hat.
Put someone out to pasture What does "Put someone out to pasture" mean?	If someone is put out to pasture, they are forced to resign or give up some responsibilities.
free-for-all What does "free-for-all" mean?	a disorganized fight or contest involving everyone	The players were involved in a free-for-all during the game and seven players were suspended.
p-mail What does "p-mail" mean?	physical mail
G What does "G" mean?	thousand dollars
force (someone's) hand What does "force (someone's) hand" mean?	to make someone do something that they do not want to do at that time	We decided to force the hand of our opponents because we wanted to finish the negotiations quickly.

kickback What does "kickback" mean?	bribe; money paid to effect an outcome
a slice of the cake What does "a slice of the cake" mean?	a share of something	The government wants a slice of the cake of the money from the new casinos.
hell-on-wheels What does "hell-on-wheels" mean?	a short-tempered/nagging/crabby person	She is hell-on-wheels in the morning so you should be careful of her.

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Not Miss Much Idiom