Pour Out Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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pour out What does pour out mean?	to come out in great number or quantity, to stream out of a place	After the football game thousands of fans poured out of the stadium.
pour out What does pour out mean?	to come out in great number or quantity, to stream out of a place	After the football game, thousands of fans poured out of the stadium.
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On the right foot What does "On the right foot" mean?	If you start something or set off on the right foot, you get off to a good start.

acid head What does "acid head" mean?	user of LSD.	He was an acid head in college but hasn't used since.
turned on What does "turned on" mean?	sexually excited or aroused
On the lam What does "On the lam" mean?	If someone is on the lam, they are hiding from the police or authorities, especially to avoid arrest or prison.
hit (someone) below the belt What does "hit (someone) below the belt" mean?	to do something in an unfair or cowardly way	My friend was hitting below the belt when he criticized me after I told him my true feelings on the matter.
(not) made of money What does "(not) made of money" mean?	to not have a lot of money (usually used in the negative to say that you do not have enough money for something)	My friend is not made of money and he has difficulty paying for his children's education.
six feet under What does "six feet under" mean?	to be dead	My friend does not plan to move from his house until he is six feet under.
bat a thousand What does "bat a thousand" mean?	be successful in everything that you do	be successful in everything that you doThe salesman was batting a thousand during his sales trip to Europe.

down the drain What does "down the drain" mean?	to be wasted or lost	My uncle is throwing money down the drain when he goes to the horse races.
suit/fit (someone) to a T What does "suit/fit (someone) to a T" mean?	to be very appropriate for someone	My new job suits me to a T.
the one and only What does "the one and only" mean?	a famous and talented person, the unique and only "somebody"	Yesterday the newspaper published an interview with the one and only inventor of the new DVD player.
find fault with (someone or something) What does "find fault with (someone or something)" mean?	to criticize someone or something	My boss finds fault with everything that I do.
twiddle one`s thumbs What does "twiddle one`s thumbs" mean?	to do nothing, to be idle	The girl twiddled her thumbs all year and is now unable to pass her school exams.

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Pour Out Idiom