Sell (something) For A Song Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Sell (something) For A Song Idiom mean?

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sell (something) for a song What does sell (something) for a song mean?	to sell something very cheaply	They sold the furniture for a song.
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gift of the gab What does "gift of the gab" mean?	the ability to talk well	My friend has the gift of the gab and is fun at a party.

get off one`s high horse What does "get off one`s high horse" mean?	to begin to be humble and agreeable	I wish that my supervisor would get off her high horse and begin to think about how other people feel about things.
the morning after (the night before) What does "the morning after (the night before)" mean?	a hangover	He is not feeling well because it is the morning after the night before.
ditzy What does "ditzy" mean?	person who is spacey, flakey, or absentminded (usually applied to women)
a sight for sore eyes What does "a sight for sore eyes" mean?	a welcome sight	The man was a sight for sore eyes when he came home from his holiday.

pull somebody's chain What does "pull somebody's chain" mean?	annoy; harass; irritate
out in force What does "out in force" mean?	to appear in great numbers	The volunteers were out in force all weekend as they tried to collect money for the new hospital.
Burning question What does "Burning question" mean?	A burning question is something we all want to know about.
take the money and run What does "take the money and run" mean?	to accept what is offered to you before the offer is gone	I plan to take the money and run as I do not believe that I will get any more money for the settlement of my car accident.

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Sell (something) For A Song Idiom