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pick a fight/quarrel What does pick a fight/quarrel mean?	to start a fight/quarrel with someone on purpose	I do not like that woman because she is always trying to pick a quarrel with others.
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be the case What does "be the case" mean?	to be true, to be an actual situation	"I do not care if it was the case last year, this year we will do things differently."

the jury is still out (on someone or something) What does "the jury is still out (on someone or something)" mean?	a decision has not been reached on someone or something (used often and in a casual manner when one has not made a decision about something)	The jury is still out on whether or not we will move or not.
with a vengeance What does "with a vengeance" mean?	with determination and eagerness	The basketball team came out with a vengeance after the break and won the game easily.
fuck with something What does "fuck with something" mean?	tinker or play with something
take out What does "take out" mean?	destroy or obliterate somebody or something
putty in (someone's) hands What does "putty in (someone's) hands" mean?	very willing to do what someone else thinks or wants	The woman was putty in our hands and we were able to get everything that we wanted from her.
homegirl What does "homegirl" mean?	good female friend
douche bag What does "douche bag" mean?	horrible, retched person
maxed out What does "maxed out" mean?	tired; fatigued; exhausted
with all one`s heart (and soul) What does "with all one`s heart (and soul)" mean?	with all one's energy and feeling	I tried with all my heart to get my friend a job at my company.
eyes are bigger than one`s stomach What does "eyes are bigger than one`s stomach" mean?	one takes more food than one can eat	My eyes were bigger than my stomach when I went to the restaurant and ordered too much food.

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Pick A Fight/quarrel Idiom