Quick Buck Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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quick buck What does quick buck mean?	some money earned quickly and easily	The small company is only interested in making a quick buck and is not interested in product quality.
quick buck What does quick buck mean?	profit rapidly and readily earned
quick buck What does quick buck mean?	some money earned quickly and easily	The small company is only interested in making a quick buck and is not interested in product quality.
	Some Random Idioms
go hog-wild What does "go hog-wild" mean?	to behave wildly	The little boys went hog-wild during the birthday party.

Hit the ground running What does "Hit the ground running" mean?	If someone hits the ground running, they start a new job or position in a very dynamic manner.
one of those things What does "one of those things" mean?	something is unfortunate but it must be accepted	My aunt's sudden illness is one of those things and there is nothing we can do about it.
circle the wagons What does "circle the wagons" mean?	to set up a defense against an enemy	The managers began to circle the wagons as the accounting scandal became worse.
keep time What does "keep time" mean?	keep track of the time in a game or athletic contest	I kept time during the football game at our high school.

Not worth a red cent What does "Not worth a red cent" mean?	If something is not worth a red cent, it has no value.
Shot across the bow What does "Shot across the bow" mean?	A shot across the bow is a warning to tell someone to stop doing something or face very serious consequences.
turnover What does "turnover" mean?	the rate at which employees join and leave a company	The turnover of workers in the new restaurant business is very high.
say (something) in a roundabout way What does "say (something) in a roundabout way" mean?	to say something indirectly	I had to say what I wanted to say in a roundabout way in order to make my point.

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Quick Buck Idiom