Not Worth A Hill Of Beans Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Not Worth A Hill Of Beans Idiom mean?

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not worth a hill of beans What does not worth a hill of beans mean?	to be worthless	Anything that our supervisor says is not worth a hill of beans so nobody trusts him.
not worth a hill of beans What does not worth a hill of beans mean?	worthless	The man is a liar and what he says is not worth a hill of beans.
not worth a hill of beans What does not worth a hill of beans mean?	worthless	The man is a liar and what he says is not worth a hill of beans.
not worth a hill of beans What does not worth a hill of beans mean?	to be worthless	Anything that our supervisor says is not worth a hill of beans so nobody trusts him.
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a white elephant What does "a white elephant" mean?	something that is not useful and costs a lot of money to maintain	The airport is a white elephant and nobody liked to use it.

do or die What does "do or die" mean?	to make a great effort	It was do or die for the man when he started his new job.
get two/three strikes against someone What does "get two/three strikes against someone" mean?	get several things against one, be in a situation where success in unlikely (in baseball a batter is finished after three strikes)	get several things against one, be in a situation where success in unlikely (in baseball a batter is finished after three strikes)His absence from work and being late were serious problems. He now had two strikes against him. Any more problems and he would have to be
shot What does "shot" mean?	attempt; attempt to do something
yuk What does "yuk" mean?	disgusting person or thing
cut (someone) a check What does "cut (someone) a check" mean?	to write a check to someone	We cut the man a check for the work that he had done.

sweep (something) under the rug/carpet What does "sweep (something) under the rug/carpet" mean?	to hide or dismiss something casually	The couple always sweep their problems under the rug and never want to discuss them.
Down to the short strokes What does "Down to the short strokes" mean?	Approaching the end of a long process.	Building a house is a long ordeal. Just when you think you are down to the short strokes something unexpected comes up. When a golfer begins at the tee, he hits the ball towards the green by driving, or using a long stroke. When the ball is on the green, he must get the ball in the hole by putting - or taking "short" strokes.
lie in state What does "lie in state" mean?	after death a famous person (usually a political leader) sometimes lies in a state of honor in an open coffin so the public can see his or her body	The President lay in state for three days after his death.
cut out the deadwood What does "cut out the deadwood" mean?	to remove unproductive people from a job	The company decided to cut out the deadwood and began to fire many people.
die off What does "die off" mean?	to die one after another until the number is small	The house plants began to die off soon after we moved to a new apartment.

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Not Worth A Hill Of Beans Idiom