Stick In (someone's) Mind Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Stick In (someone's) Mind Idiom mean?

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stick in (someone's) mind What does stick in (someone's) mind mean?	to not forget something	The date of my friend's wedding stuck in my mind for many years.
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shut the door on (someone) What does "shut the door on (someone)" mean?	to close the door to keep someone out	The teacher always shuts the door on students who come late for her class.
Don't push my buttons! What does "Don't push my buttons!" mean?	This can be said to someone who is starting to annoy you.
Lightning rod What does "Lightning rod" mean?	Someone or something that attracts a lot of negative comment, often diverting attention from other problems, is a lightning rod.
boogie What does "boogie" mean?	dance in a particular style

jump to conclusions What does "jump to conclusions" mean?	to judge or decide something without having all the facts	The manager jumped to conclusions and accused the employee of stealing from the company.
by means of What does "by means of" mean?	with the use of something	We were able to enter the old building by means of a small window in the back.
horse trade What does "horse trade" mean?	to bargain in a hard and skillful way	We had to do some horse trading but finally we were able to buy the new house.
(have) what it takes What does "(have) what it takes" mean?	(have) ability for a job, (have) courage	He really has what it takes to be a success at his job.
joined at the hip What does "joined at the hip" mean?	two people spending all their time together	The two boys are joined at the hip and never spend any time apart.

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Stick In (someone's) Mind Idiom