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see the last of (someone or something) What does see the last of (someone or something) mean?	to see someone or something for the last time	I was very happy to see the last of my friend who was visiting me.
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check on (someone or something) What does "check on (someone or something)" mean?	to examine someone or something in order to determine the condition of it/him/her	We always check on our baby before we go to sleep.

believe in (someone) What does "believe in (someone)" mean?	to trust or have confidence in someone	The manager believed in his staff and trusted them completely.
What's your poison? What does "What's your poison?" mean?	This is a way of asking someone what they would like to drink, especially alcohol.
goody What does "goody" mean?	something good, favored, or appealing
come along What does "come along" mean?	to make progress, to thrive	The work on our new house is coming along very well.
sick of (someone or something) What does "sick of (someone or something)" mean?	to be bored with or dislike someone or something	I think that the clerk is sick of working late every day.
slice of the cake/pie What does "slice of the cake/pie" mean?	a share of something	The government wants a slice of the cake of the money from the new casinos.
fruit salad What does "fruit salad" mean?	rows of campaign ribbons on a uniform
in the black What does "in the black" mean?	to be successful or profitable	Our company has been in the black since they began to cut costs.

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