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sit in on (something) What does sit in on (something) mean?	to attend or participate in a meeting	Our boss sat in on our meeting so that he could learn what was happening.
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slow down What does "slow down" mean?	to go more slowly than usual, to cause something to reduce speed	You should slow down when you are driving on a wet road.

hog What does "hog" mean?	use all of; use a great deal of; take up most or all of something.	Don't hog all the pizza. I want some too.
Dutch treat What does "Dutch treat" mean?	a meal/movie etc. where each person pays his or her own way, to contribute equally to something	When he goes out with his girlfriend it is always a Dutch treat as he does not have much money.
make a mountain out of a molehill What does "make a mountain out of a molehill" mean?	to make something that is unimportant seem important	You are making a mountain out of a molehill when you talk about the mistake.
Crocodile tears What does "Crocodile tears" mean?	Pretending to cry in an attempt to manipulate or exploit, phony tears.	OJ gave his testimony through crocodile tears. It was often thought that crocodiles shed tears that slid down into their mouths, moistening their food and making it easier for them to swallow. Hence the tears appear to be an expression of emotion but are in fact a means to make it easier to swallow (possibly the observer).
soul kiss What does "soul kiss" mean?	French kiss
tight spot What does "tight spot" mean?	a difficult situation	The computer company has been in a tight spot since the shortage of computer chips appeared.

a ripple of protest What does "a ripple of protest" mean?	a small amount of quiet protest	There was only a ripple of protest when the government raised the gasoline tax.
All bets are off What does "All bets are off" mean?	If all bets are off, then agreements that have been made no longer apply.
Hedge your bets What does "Hedge your bets" mean?	If you hedge your bets, you don't risk everything on one opportunity, but try more than one thing.
Prim and proper What does "Prim and proper" mean?	Someone who is prim and proper always behaves in the correct way and never breaks the rules of etiquette.
off to one side What does "off to one side" mean?	to be beside something, to be moved a little away from something	We put the old chair off to one side while we tried to decide what to do with it.

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Sit In On (something) Idiom