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squirrel away (some money) What does squirrel away (some money) mean?	to save or keep some money	I was able to squirrel away much money from my previous job.
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hand in hand What does "hand in hand" mean?	holding hands	The young couple walked hand in hand along the beach.

slip through (someone's) fingers What does "slip through (someone's) fingers" mean?	to get away from someone, to lose track of someone or something	The job opportunity slipped through my fingers which was very disappointing.
go toe-to-toe with (someone) What does "go toe-to-toe with (someone)" mean?	to try hard to beat someone in a fight/competition/argument	Our lawyer went toe-to-toe with the lawyer from the other side.
stretch one's legs What does "stretch one's legs" mean?	to walk around after sitting down or lying down for a period of time	We stopped to stretch our legs after driving for several hours.
asshole What does "asshole" mean?	the anus; the opening at the rectum
every inch a (something) What does "every inch a (something)" mean?	completely, in every way	Jack was every inch a sailor and loved to go out on the ocean with his boat.
had ('d) better What does "had ('d) better" mean?	be obliged to; should (strong).	"You'd better leave soon. If you don't, you'llmiss your bus."
to sign on the dotted line What does "to sign on the dotted line" mean?	to put your signature on a contract or other important document	We went to the lawyer's office to sign on the dotted line of the contract to start the new business.

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Squirrel Away (some Money) Idiom