Outguess (someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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outguess (someone) What does outguess (someone) mean?	to guess what someone else might do	It is difficult to outguess my boss. She always knows what is going on in our company.
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get a break What does "get a break" mean?	to get an opportunity or good deal	I got a break when my friend sold me his car for a cheap price.

Fat head What does "Fat head" mean?	A fat head is a dull, stupid person.
snail mail What does "snail mail" mean?	physical mail.	Send it snail mail. I don't mind waiting.
bought it What does "bought it" mean?	idiom. be killed.	He bought it when we raided that house.
spread one's wings What does "spread one's wings" mean?	to begin to be independent and try new things	My uncle's friend is beginning to spread his wings and try many new things.

best bib and tucker What does "best bib and tucker" mean?	one's best clothes	I put on my best bib and tucker for the wedding reception.
drag on What does "drag on" mean?	to be prolonged, to continue for a long time	The talks between the company and the lawyers dragged on for several weeks.
come up What does "come up" mean?	to happen unexpectedly	I know that I will not be able to go to the party if something comes up.
swelled head What does "swelled head" mean?	a feeling that one is more important than one really is	The man has a swelled head since he got the new position in his company.
gomer What does "gomer" mean?	person thrown out of an emergency room due to repeated or inappropriate visits (short for "get out of my ER")
build up to (something) What does "build up to (something)" mean?	to lead up to something	Things were building up to be a very serious problem.

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Outguess (someone) Idiom