Put In (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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put in (something) What does put in (something) mean?	to submit something	I plan to put in my job application next Monday.
put in (something) What does put in (something) mean?	to plant flowers/plants/vegetables	We decided to put in some roses in our garden last year.
put in (something) What does put in (something) mean?	to add to what has already been said	Suddenly my friend put in that he was tired and wanted to go home.
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popper What does "popper " mean?	small container of amyl nitrate
have dibs on (something) What does "have dibs on (something)" mean?	demand a share of something, be in line to use something	I have dibs on the computer and would like to use it as soon as possible.
hop to it What does "hop to it" mean?	get started, start a job	We must hop to it and try to finish this job before dinner.
bad hair day What does "bad hair day" mean?	a day when one's hair looks messy, a day of mishaps and other problems	The girl is having a bad hair day. She looks terrible. I am having a bad hair day. Everything is going wrong.
cannon cocker What does "cannon cocker" mean?	solider whose specialty is artillery
Tough cookie What does "Tough cookie" mean?	A tough cookie is a person who will do everything necessary to achieve what they want.
to date What does "to date" mean?	until the present time	To date there is no indication that the workers are going to negotiate a new contract.
You get what you pay for What does "You get what you pay for" mean?	Something that is very low in price is not usually of very good quality.

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Put In (something) Idiom