Part Company (with Someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Part Company (with Someone) Idiom mean?

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part company (with someone) What does part company (with someone) mean?	to leave someone, to depart from someone	The two business partners decided to part company and begin their own businesses.
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straight up What does "straight up" mean?	forthwith; upright; earnest

steam What does "steam" mean?	anger; upset
never look a gift horse in the mouth What does "never look a gift horse in the mouth" mean?	do not complain when you receive a gift	You should never look a gift horse in the mouth and instead accept a gift even if you do not want or need it.
hire out (someone) What does "hire out (someone)" mean?	accept/give a job/employment	He decided to hire himself out as a dancer while he was going to school.
wolf down What does "wolf down" mean?	eat rapidly.	Don't wolf down your food. It's bad for your digestion.
flaky What does "flaky" mean?	spacey; absentminded; unreliable
as to What does "as to" mean?	with regard to, according to	"As to your question, I will answer it tomorrow."
weigh on (someone's) mind What does "weigh on (someone's) mind" mean?	to be in someone's thoughts, to be bothering someone	The decision about selling my car or not was weighing on my mind.
big Kahuna What does "big Kahuna" mean?	leader; head of a group; powerful person in an organization.	Who's the big Kahuna around here?

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Part Company (with Someone) Idiom