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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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crapper What does "crapper" mean?	toilet

YMCA What does "YMCA" mean?	Young Men's Christian Association	Young Men's Christian AssociationThe English classes at the YMCA were recommended to the students last year.
muscle car What does "muscle car" mean?	car from the 60s and 70s that looked like a race car but was designed for use on ordinary roads
Off the grid What does "Off the grid" mean?	Someone who is off the grid lives outside society and chooses not to follow its rules and conventions.
vote of thanks What does "vote of thanks" mean?	a speech expressing appreciation and thanks to a speaker or organizer	The speaker received a vote of thanks from the audience.
get close to (something) What does "get close to (something)" mean?	to be almost as good as something, to almost reach or arrive at a goal	The charity is getting close to the final amount of money that they expect to collect.

cry over spilt milk What does "cry over spilt milk" mean?	to cry or complain about something that has already happened	"Don`t cry over spilt milk. You can never change the past."
put one through one's paces What does "put one through one's paces" mean?	to make someone demonstrate what they can do	The coach put the team through its paces as they prepared for the championship game.
blood runs cold What does "blood runs cold" mean?	terrified or horrified	My blood ran cold when I saw the poison spider on my bed.
cold hard cash What does "cold hard cash" mean?	cash/coins/bills	I paid for the stereo in cold hard cash.
sit well with (someone) What does "sit well with (someone)" mean?	to please or find favor with someone	My decision to leave early for the weekend did not sit well with the other members of the staff.

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