Rattle (something) Off Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Rattle (something) Off Idiom mean?

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rattle (something) off What does rattle (something) off mean?	to recite something quickly and accurately	The little boy was able to rattle off most of the countries in the world.
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(have) what it takes What does "(have) what it takes" mean?	(have) ability for a job, (have) courage	He really has what it takes to be a success at his job.

at sixes and sevens What does "at sixes and sevens" mean?	in a state of confusion	The workers were at sixes and sevens after the announcement that the company was going out of business.
boneyard What does "boneyard" mean?	junkyard for vehicles.	I found a fender for my car in the boneyard.
stumble into (somewhere) What does "stumble into (somewhere)" mean?	to enter a place by stumbling	I stumbled into my bedroom and went to bed.
to (someone's) mind What does "to (someone's) mind" mean?	in someone's opinion	"To my mind I believe that both opinions are valid."
Other side of the coin What does "Other side of the coin" mean?	The other side of the coin is a different, usually opposing, view of a situation. ('Flip side of the coin' is an alternative.)

Himalayan blunder What does "Himalayan blunder" mean?	A Himalayan blunder is a very serious mistake or error.
blackout What does "blackout" mean?	a temporary situation where you do not release some information	The government decided to have a blackout regarding the information related to the political prisoner.
get lost! What does "get lost!" mean?	go away	"I wish he'd get lost and stop bothering me. Idon't want to talk to him!"
flash What does "flash" mean?	show or reveal something briefly
Walk in the park What does "Walk in the park" mean?	An undertaking that is easy is a walk in the park. The opposite is also true - "no walk in the park".

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Rattle (something) Off Idiom