Shoulder To Shoulder Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Shoulder To Shoulder Idiom mean?

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shoulder to shoulder What does shoulder to shoulder mean?	side by side, with a shared purpose	The firefighters worked shoulder to shoulder to help prevent the house from burning.
shoulder to shoulder What does shoulder to shoulder mean?	side by side, with a shared purpose	The children were standing shoulder to shoulder during the exercise class.
shoulder to shoulder What does shoulder to shoulder mean?	side by side, with a shared purpose	The children were standing shoulder to shoulder during the exercise class.
shoulder to shoulder What does shoulder to shoulder mean?	side by side, with a shared purpose	The firefighters worked shoulder to shoulder to help prevent the house from burning.
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cross out (something) What does "cross out (something)" mean?	to eliminate something by drawing a line through it	I crossed out my name from the list of volunteers.

Don't cry over spilt milk What does "Don't cry over spilt milk" mean?	When something bad happens and nothing can be done to help it people say, 'Don't cry over spilt milk'.
piece of tail What does "piece of tail" mean?	potential partner for sex (usually a woman)
have money to burn What does "have money to burn" mean?	have lots of money	The man has money to burn and is always buying something new.
fruit What does "fruit" mean?	male homosexual
over the long run/haul What does "over the long run/haul" mean?	over a long period of time	Over the long run he plans to expand his business slowly.
Hour of need What does "Hour of need" mean?	A time when someone really needs something, almost a last chance, is their hour of need.
what about What does "what about" mean?	about or concerning something	I know that he wants to borrow my tent but what about my sleeping bag.
on time What does "on time" mean?	at the scheduled time.	"It's getting late. You'd better hurry if you want toget to work on time."
neck and neck What does "neck and neck" mean?	to be equal or nearly equal in a race or contest	The two teams were neck and neck in the race to win the national championship.
give (someone) the runaround What does "give (someone) the runaround" mean?	to give someone excuses and delays	We tried to get a refund for our airplane tickets but the company gave us the runaround.
as sweet as honey/sugar What does "as sweet as honey/sugar" mean?	very sweet	The retired librarian is as sweet as honey and everybody loves her.

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Shoulder To Shoulder Idiom