Not One Iota Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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not one iota What does not one iota mean?	not even a tiny bit	There is not one iota of truth in what that man is saying about me.
not one iota What does not one iota mean?	not even a tiny bit	"I do not like him - not one iota."
not one iota What does not one iota mean?	not even a tiny bit	There is not one iota of truth in what my boss is saying about me.
not one iota What does not one iota mean?	not even a tiny bit	"I do not like that man - not one iota."
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ASAP What does "ASAP" mean?	As Soon As Possible	As Soon As PossiblePlease finish the first draft of the letter and give it to me ASAP.

Watch grass grow What does "Watch grass grow" mean?	If something is like watching grass grow, it is really boring.
have a vested interest in (something) What does "have a vested interest in (something)" mean?	have a personal interest (often financial) in something	The mayor of the city has a vested interest in building the new stadium.
in What does "in" mean?	fashionable, trendy
Out of your mind What does "Out of your mind" mean?	If someone is out of the mind, they are so emotional about something that they are no longer rational.
keep to oneself What does "keep to oneself" mean?	stay away from other people	Our neighbor is very quiet and likes to keep to herself.
Make your blood boil What does "Make your blood boil" mean?	If something makes your blood boil, it makes you very angry.
keep one's own counsel What does "keep one's own counsel" mean?	to not tell other people about one's thoughts and plans	Our lawyer was keeping his own counsel about how to proceed with our defense.

bring (something) to a head What does "bring (something) to a head" mean?	to cause something to reach a point where a decision or some action is necessary	The accident will bring the issue of safety to a head during the next meeting.
put (someone) off What does "put (someone) off" mean?	to make someone feel uneasy, to avoid responding to someone	He put me off with his complaints about our company.
doomed to failure What does "doomed to failure" mean?	to be certain to fail	The policy of the school was doomed to failure because nobody would support it.
Box and dice What does "Box and dice" mean?	Box and dice means everything.

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Not One Iota Idiom