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sell (something) off What does sell (something) off mean?	to sell much or all of something	The computer company decided to sell off some of their real estate business.
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set a date What does "set a date" mean?	decide on a date for a wedding	decide on a date for a weddingAfter thinking about marriage for a long time they have finally decided to set a date.

Face like thunder What does "Face like thunder" mean?	If someone has a face like thunder, they are clearly very angry or upset about something.
pain in the rear end What does "pain in the rear end" mean?	highly irritating or difficult
birds and bees What does "birds and bees" mean?	the facts about sex and birth	The woman told her daughter about the birds and the bees during the summer holidays.
get the picture What does "get the picture" mean?	to understand the whole situation	I did not get the picture of what my friend was saying about his new girlfriend.

royal treatment What does "royal treatment" mean?	very good treatment	My parents received the royal treatment when they went to visit their relatives.
keen on (someone or something) What does "keen on (someone or something)" mean?	be enthusiastic about someone or something	My girlfriend is keen on going to a movie this weekend.
chew the fat What does "chew the fat" mean?	to chat	The two men were chewing the fat in front of the house.
bookworm What does "bookworm" mean?	someone who reads a lot	My sister is a bookworm and is always reading a book.
put hair on one's chest What does "put hair on one's chest" mean?	to be good for someone (something that you eat or drink)	I told my friend that vegetable juice will put hair on his chest.
Separate the wheat from the chaff What does "Separate the wheat from the chaff" mean?	When you separate the wheat from the chaff, you select what is useful or valuable and reject what is useless or worthless.

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Sell (something) Off Idiom