Reach First Base With (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Reach First Base With (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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reach first base with (someone or something) What does reach first base with (someone or something) mean?	to make a major advance with someone or something	The salesperson was unable to reach first base with the large buyer.
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broad in the beam What does "broad in the beam" mean?	wide hips or large buttocks	The woman is broad in the beam but she does not worry about it at all.
put (something) over on (someone) What does "put (something) over on (someone)" mean?	to fool/trick someone	He was trying to put something over on his boss when he said that he was sick and could not come to work.
prick up one's ears What does "prick up one's ears" mean?	to listen more carefully to something (an animal moves its ears up to hear better)	When I heard my friends talking about me I pricked up my ears.
Under your skin What does "Under your skin" mean?	If someone gets under your skin, they really annoy you.
WC What does "WC" mean?	Water Closet - toilet	Water Closet - toiletAs soon as we entered the park we went directly to the sign that said WC.

at one sitting What does "at one sitting" mean?	at one time, during one period	We ate most of the cake at one sitting.
give (someone) a piece of one`s mind What does "give (someone) a piece of one`s mind" mean?	to scold someone angrily, to say what one really thinks of someone (especially when they have behaved badly)	I gave the store manager a piece of my mind when I told him about the bad product.
catch (someone) napping What does "catch (someone) napping" mean?	to find someone asleep, to find someone unprepared for something	The boss caught the employee napping and became very angry.
play a joke/trick on (someone) What does "play a joke/trick on (someone)" mean?	to do a joke/trick that affects someone	The boy played a trick on his teacher.

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Reach First Base With (someone Or Something) Idiom