See (someone) Home Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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see (someone) home What does see (someone) home mean?	to accompany someone home	I saw my cousin home after her visit last evening.
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all talk (and no action) What does "all talk (and no action)" mean?	to talk about doing something but never really doing it	Our boss is all talk and no action and nothing new is ever done in our department.

come a cropper What does "come a cropper" mean?	to fail	The man came a cropper in the chess tournament and that is why he is sad.
work off What does "work off" mean?	make something go away (especially by working or exercise)	He was able to work off much weight and is now feeling better.
in the red What does "in the red" mean?	to be losing money, to be unprofitable	The company has been in the red since the price of oil began to rise rapidly.
tip (someone) off What does "tip (someone) off" mean?	to warn/inform someone	The bank tipped off the police that there was going to be a robbery at the bank.
SLJO What does "SLJO" mean?	shitty little jobs officer (junior officer given many small tasks)
win (something) hands down What does "win (something) hands down" mean?	win something easily, win something without a doubt	The new mayor won the election hands down.
eat away at (something) What does "eat away at (something)" mean?	to rot/destroy something	The mildew has been eating away at the window frame all year.
next to nothing What does "next to nothing" mean?	hardly anything	I was able to buy a new computer for next to nothing.
work one's butt off What does "work one's butt off" mean?	work very diligently.	I worked my butt off on that paper and all I got was a C+.

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See (someone) Home Idiom