Out Front Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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out front What does out front mean?	to be in the front of one's house	"My bicycle is out front," said the young boy.
out front What does out front mean?	to be in the front of one's house	"My bicycle is out front," said the young boy.
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nail (something) down What does "nail (something) down" mean?	to make certain or sure	We nailed down an agreement to finish the staff room as quickly as possible.

a crying shame What does "a crying shame" mean?	a very unfortunate situation	It was a crying shame that the class trip to Spain was cancelled.
buy a stake in (something) What does "buy a stake in (something)" mean?	to buy part ownership of a company or other enterprise	The large bank is planning to buy a stake in the small stock trading company.
sucker What does "sucker" mean?	person who is easily fooled or deceived	There's a sucker born every minute
quick as greased lightning What does "quick as greased lightning" mean?	very quickly, very fast	The cat climbed up the tree as quick as greased lightning.
will not hear of (something) What does "will not hear of (something)" mean?	will not allow or consider something	My aunt said that she will not hear of us staying at a hotel when we come to visit her.

Best thing since sliced bread What does "Best thing since sliced bread" mean?	If something is the best thing since sliced bread, it is excellent. ('The greatest thing since sliced bread' is also used.)
LLB What does "LLB" mean?	Bachelor of Laws	Bachelor of LawsMy brother received his LLB and will begin to practice law next week.

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