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parting of the ways What does parting of the ways mean?	a point at which people separate and go their own ways	I had a parting of the ways with my closest friend from high school.
parting of the ways What does parting of the ways mean?	a point at which people separate and go their own ways	I had a parting of the ways with my friend from high school.
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call it a day/night What does "call it a day/night" mean?	to quit work and go home	I called it a day and decided to go home early.

Indian file What does "Indian file" mean?	If people walk in Indian file, they walk in a line one behind the other.
Here's mud in your eye! What does "Here's mud in your eye!" mean?	Drink up! (a drinking toast)	"Here's mud in your eye," I said as we drank a toast to my new job.
worship the porcelain god What does "worship the porcelain god" mean?	throw up; vomit.	After last night's frat party, I spent the morning worshipping the porcelain god.
by the same token What does "by the same token" mean?	similarly, moreover	"By the same token, I don't want to go downtown again today."

worth one`s salt What does "worth one`s salt" mean?	worth what one is paid	The man is definitely worth his salt and is one of our best employees.
break (someone`s) heart What does "break (someone`s) heart" mean?	to make someone feel sad or hopeless (usually from love or a similar loss)	It broke my heart to see the boy who had just lost his dog.
at any rate What does "at any rate" mean?	anyway	"At any rate whether you go or not, I am not going."
swear on a stack of bibles What does "swear on a stack of bibles" mean?	pledge to tell the truth about something (in a court of law someone may swear to tell the truth by placing his or her hand on a bible or other religious text)	The man swore on a stack of bibles that he had never seen the accused criminal before.

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Parting Of The Ways Idiom