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see to (someone or something) What does see to (someone or something) mean?	to take care of someone or something	I will see to the rental car and my friend will see to the airplane tickets.
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nine-day wonder What does "nine-day wonder" mean?	someone or something who briefly attracts a lot of attention	The man was a nine-day wonder but he was soon forgotten by most people at his former company.

Was my face red! What does "Was my face red!" mean?	I was very embarrassed.	"When I got to the meeting I noticed that I was wearing one black sock and one brown one. Was my face red!"
in play What does "in play" mean?	active; being played (said in sports)
by hook or by crook What does "by hook or by crook" mean?	in any way necessary	My sister wants to go to Italy next year by hook or by crook.
field questions What does "field questions" mean?	to answer questions	The speaker began to field questions as soon as he finished talking.
take it What does "take it" mean?	to get an idea or impression, to understand something from what is said or done	"I take it that you are not going to come to the graduation ceremony next week."
word up What does "word up" mean?	right; true; right on

ass is grass What does "ass is grass" mean?	idiom. done in; done for (said as a threat or warning)
circle the drain What does "circle the drain" mean?	be moribund; be in the process of dying or failing
on the beam What does "on the beam" mean?	to be doing well, to be just right or correct	What the politician said about the tax problem was right on the beam.

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See To (someone Or Something) Idiom