Null And Void Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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null and void What does null and void mean?	to be canceled, to be worthless	The credit card was null and void and I was unable to use it on my holiday.
null and void What does null and void mean?	worthless, canceled	The check which was written by the company was null and void.
null and void What does null and void mean?	worthless, canceled	The check which was written by the company was null and void.
null and void What does null and void mean?	not valid, canceled	The credit card was null and void and I was unable to use it on my holiday.
	Some Random Idioms
Neither use nor ornament What does "Neither use nor ornament" mean?	Something that serves no purpose and is not aesthetically pleasing is neither use nor ornament.
save face What does "save face" mean?	to preserve one`s good reputation or dignity when something has happened to hurt it	Our boss was very embarrassed when our company lost a lot of money. However, he was able to save face when he showed that the problems were outside of his control.

make for (someone or somewhere) What does "make for (someone or somewhere)" mean?	go/start toward someone or somewhere	As soon as it began to get dark we decided to make for a quiet place to camp.
pay off a debt What does "pay off a debt" mean?	to finish paying back the money that one has borrowed from a bank or business or person	I am working hard to pay off my debt to the store.
something of the sort What does "something of the sort" mean?	something of the kind just mentioned	I do not know exactly what the man said but it was about his job or something of the sort.
push (someone) around What does "push (someone) around" mean?	to make someone do what you want	The sales manager is always pushing around his salespeople.

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Null And Void Idiom