So Still You Can Hear A Pin Drop Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does So Still You Can Hear A Pin Drop Idiom mean?

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so still you can hear a pin drop What does so still you can hear a pin drop mean?	very quiet	The room was so still you could hear a pin drop.
so still you can hear a pin drop What does so still you can hear a pin drop mean?	very quiet	The room was so still you could hear a pin drop.
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take a dig at (someone) What does "take a dig at (someone)" mean?	to criticize someone, to say something that will irritate someone	The man is always taking a dig at his wife.

find one's way What does "find one's way" mean?	to discover the route to a place	We were lost for over an hour but we finally found our way.
full steam ahead What does "full steam ahead" mean?	with as much energy and enthusiasm as possible	It was full steam ahead with the project to build the new stadium.
at least What does "at least" mean?	no less than	There were at least 60,000 people in the stadium.
I've got a bone to pick with you What does "I've got a bone to pick with you" mean?	If somebody says this, they mean that they have some complaint to make against the person they are addressing.
have no business (doing something) What does "have no business (doing something)" mean?	be wrong to do something	The apartment manager has no business asking us about our private business.
in one`s face What does "in one`s face" mean?	abruptly, unexpectedly	The plan blew up in our face just as we were ready to start.
No good deed goes unpunished What does "No good deed goes unpunished" mean?	This means that life is unfair and people can do or try to do good things and still end up in a lot of trouble.
beat (someone) to the punch What does "beat (someone) to the punch" mean?	to do something before others do it	My friend beat me to the punch and arrived at the interview first.
Drop into your lap What does "Drop into your lap" mean?	If something drops into your lap, you receive it suddenly, without any warning. ('Fall into your lap' is also used.)
to be possessed of (something) What does "to be possessed of (something)" mean?	to have something	The man was possessed of an ability to clearly understand and repeat what others had said.

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So Still You Can Hear A Pin Drop Idiom