Off Season Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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off season What does off season mean?	to be not in the busy time of the year, to be restricted (the hunting of an animal)	It was off season so we got a very cheap rate for the hotel room.
off season What does off season mean?	not in the busy time of the year, to be restricted (the hunting of an animal)	It was off season so we got a very cheap rate for the hotel room. It was off season and we could not hunt ducks.
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just in case (something happens) What does "just in case (something happens)" mean?	if something happens	I plan to take my umbrella just in case it rains today.

Good Samaritan What does "Good Samaritan" mean?	A good Samaritan is a persoon wh helps others in need.
put (someone's) eye out What does "put (someone's) eye out" mean?	to puncture or harm someone's eye causing blindness	The man put his eye out when he had the accident with the metal rod.
Cloud of suspicion What does "Cloud of suspicion" mean?	If a cloud of suspicion hangs over an individual, it means that they are not believed or are distrusted.
Heaven knows What does "Heaven knows" mean?	If you ask someone a question and they say this, they have no idea.
Uncle Sam What does "Uncle Sam" mean?	Uncle Sam is the government of the USA.
crash What does "crash" mean?	enter a party or similar event without an invitation.	They crashed the party even though we tried to keep them out.
fall through What does "fall through" mean?	to fail, to not happen	My plan to go abroad fell through when my father refused to lend me some money.

keep one's eye on the ball What does "keep one's eye on the ball" mean?	to remain alert to what is happening around one, to watch or follow the ball carefully while playing a game	I try hard to keep my eye on the ball during a meeting.
keep one's opinions to oneself What does "keep one's opinions to oneself" mean?	don't give your opinion (especially when you disagree with others)	I try to keep my opinions to myself when I talk to my father about the local city government.
field questions What does "field questions" mean?	to answer questions	The speaker began to field questions after he finished talking.
put one's nose to the grindstone What does "put one's nose to the grindstone" mean?	to keep busy doing one's work	I put my nose to the grindstone and worked all weekend on my history essay.
more fun than a barrel of monkeys What does "more fun than a barrel of monkeys" mean?	very funny	My uncle is more fun than a barrel of monkeys and we love to visit him.
make arrangements for (someone or something) What does "make arrangements for (someone or something)" mean?	make plans for someone or something	We made arrangements for a small wedding for my cousin.

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Off Season Idiom