Pay Through The Nose (for Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Pay Through The Nose (for Something) Idiom mean?

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pay through the nose (for something) What does pay through the nose (for something) mean?	to pay a lot of money for something	My uncle always pays through the nose when he buys a new car.
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eat What does "eat" mean?	pay for the costs or expenses associated with something
beside oneself (with something) What does "beside oneself (with something)" mean?	to be very upset or excited about something	The boy was beside himself with joy after winning the contest.
hold one`s own (in an argument) What does "hold one`s own (in an argument)" mean?	defend one`s position	Although her boss is very aggressive she is able to hold her own in any dispute with him.
at hand What does "at hand" mean?	to be close by	I stopped working because I did not have any good tools at hand.
live out of a suitcase What does "live out of a suitcase" mean?	stay away from your home while travelling with only the belongings in your suitcase	I dislike my job because I am often away from home and must live out of a suitcase.
have ants in one`s pants What does "have ants in one`s pants" mean?	to be restless, to be nervous	The teacher told the little boy that he was moving around like he had ants in his pants.

arm in arm What does "arm in arm" mean?	to be linked together by the arms	The young girls walked arm in arm to school.
out-of-pocket expenses What does "out-of-pocket expenses" mean?	the direct expenses that one must personally pay for something	My out-of-pocket expenses were very high during the business trip.
yukky What does "yukky" mean?	disgusting; repulsive; vulgar	Daddy, this babyfood is yukky

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Pay Through The Nose (for Something) Idiom