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ride off in all directions What does ride off in all directions mean?	to try to do everything at once, to behave in a totally confused manner	After the meeting everyone seemed to ride off in all directions and we did not know where anyone was going.
ride off in all directions What does ride off in all directions mean?	to try to do everything at once, to behave in a totally confused manner	After the meeting everyone seemed to ride off in all directions and we did not know where anyone was going.
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eat (someone) for breakfast What does "eat (someone) for breakfast" mean?	to defeat someone easily	The young wrestler was able to eat the older wrestler for breakfast.

get even (with someone) What does "get even (with someone)" mean?	to get revenge on someone	My sister wants to get even with her friend for being late for the concert.
stash What does "stash" mean?	hide; conceal
lover`s lane What does "lover`s lane" mean?	a hidden road or walkway where lovers walk or park their cars in the evening	After the movie we drove to the local lover`s lane.
lose one's cool What does "lose one's cool" mean?	lose one's temper	The saleswoman lost her cool during a meeting with the chief supplier.
gut feeling/reaction What does "gut feeling/reaction" mean?	a personal/intuitive feeling or response	I had a gut feeling that my friend would not get the job that he wanted.
die in one's boots What does "die in one's boots" mean?	to die fighting	The soldiers died in their boots after fighting very hard.
subject to (something) What does "subject to (something)" mean?	depending on something, likely to have something	The purchase of the house was subject to several conditions that we wanted to talk about.
flush with (something) What does "flush with (something)" mean?	to have lots of something	We were flush with cash so we decided to go on a nice holiday.
chuck What does "chuck" mean?	dump; reject; break up with somebody
one jump ahead of (someone or something) What does "one jump ahead of (someone or something)" mean?	one step in advance of someone or something	The little boy was one jump ahead of the other students in his class after he went to summer school.

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Ride Off In All Directions Idiom