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splurge on (something) What does splurge on (something) mean?	to spend a lot of money for something	He splurged on a beautiful present for his girlfriend.
splurge on (something) What does splurge on (something) mean?	to spend more money than one might ordinarily spend	We decided to splurge and go to a nice restaurant for dinner.
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lose out on (something) What does "lose out on (something)" mean?	fail to get or take part in something	He lost out on a chance to go to Mexico City because he was too busy with other things.
spunk What does "spunk" mean?	guts; verve; courage
knock (someone) around What does "knock (someone) around" mean?	mistreat someone	The boy was sent home from school for knocking around some other members of the class.
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.
to show good faith What does "to show good faith" mean?	to demonstrate good intentions or good will	We always show good faith when we meet the opposing side in our contract negotiations.
Drive home What does "Drive home" mean?	The idiomatic expression 'drive home' means 'reinforce' as in 'The company offered unlimited technical support as a way to drive home the message that customer satisfaction was its highest priority.'
bring (someone) to terms What does "bring (someone) to terms" mean?	to make someone agree or do something	It seemed impossible for the two sides to settle their dispute but we were finally able to bring them to terms.
Cock a snook What does "Cock a snook" mean?	To make a rude gesture by putting one thumb to the nose with the fingers outstretched.
schmooze What does "schmooze" mean?	gossip; discuss; cat
an odor of sanctity What does "an odor of sanctity" mean?	an atmosphere of excessive holiness or piety	There was an odor of sanctity surrounding the chambers of the judge at the courthouse.
take to (something) What does "take to (something)" mean?	to begin the work or job of something, to learn something easily, to do well at something	The man took to the job of administrator and was a great success.

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Splurge On (something) Idiom