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off (someone or something) goes What does off (someone or something) goes mean?	someone or something is leaving	"Off we go," I said as we opened the door and left the house.
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eat one`s heart out What does "eat one`s heart out" mean?	to be envious, to be very sad	"You can eat your heart out. I am going to Hawaii for three weeks!"
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on hand What does "on hand" mean?	nearby, available, in one's possession	We did not have a screwdriver on hand so we could not fix the stove.

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Off (someone Or Something) Goes Idiom