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on top of (something) What does on top of (something) mean?	in addition to something, along with something	On top of everything else he wants me to work on Sunday.
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supply and demand What does "supply and demand" mean?	the availability of something compared to the need or demand for something	The supply and demand for used sporting equipment is always very tight.

in pursuit of (something) What does "in pursuit of (something)" mean?	chase after something	The young man has been in pursuit of his dream of becoming a doctor for a long time.
Like a bull at a gate What does "Like a bull at a gate" mean?	If you tackle a job very quickly, without any real thought about what you are doing, you are going at it like a bull at a gate.
sparg What does "sparg" mean?	asparagus
on one's chest What does "on one's chest" mean?	worrisome thoughts or feelings that one might need to share with someone else	I had a long talk with my friend last night because I had many problems on my chest.
pop for What does "pop for" mean?	pay for something (usually a treat for somebody)

all-out-effort What does "all-out-effort" mean?	a very good and thorough effort	We are making an all-out-effort to finish our work.
by the dozen What does "by the dozen" mean?	twelve at a time	We usually buy bottles of water by the dozen.
hit the bottle What does "hit the bottle" mean?	drink too much alcohol	She started to hit the bottle soon after her divorce.
lay off (something) What does "lay off (something)" mean?	stop using or taking something bad (alcohol/drugs/chocolate/cigarettes)	I was told by my doctor to lay off smoking or I would be sick in the future.

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On Top Of (something) Idiom