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run off copies of (something) What does run off copies of (something) mean?	to produce copies with a printing press or a copy machine	We ran off many copies of the poster for the festival.
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dupe What does "dupe" mean?	fool, trick, or swindle somebody

white elephant What does "white elephant" mean?	a useless possession (that often costs money to maintain)	The new airport is a white elephant and nobody wants to use it.
cut corners What does "cut corners" mean?	to economize, to not spend money	We will have to cut corners in order to save money for our holiday.
dead center What does "dead center" mean?	the exact middle	I easily hit the target dead center.
go by the book What does "go by the book" mean?	follow the rules exactly	The court clerks always go by the book when they are dealing with court matters.
show-and-tell What does "show-and-tell" mean?	to present something interesting to a class (in elementary school)	The little boy took a starfish from the ocean to his school for show-and-tell.

get off one's high horse What does "get off one's high horse" mean?	to become less arrogant	The manager was forced to get off his high horse and act better toward the employees.
hang tough What does "hang tough" mean?	stick to one's position	I decided to hang tough and stop negotiating with the lawyer.
bug (someone) What does "bug (someone)" mean?	to annoy or irritate someone	My friend is beginning to bug me with his endless questions.
face the music What does "face the music" mean?	receive punishment or judgement for something wrong or illegal that you have done	The young man was forced to face the music for the crimes that he had committed.

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Run Off Copies Of (something) Idiom