Stick With (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Stick With (something) Idiom mean?

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stick with (something) What does stick with (something) mean?	to continue doing something, to not quit something	My brother has been able to stick with his trumpet lessons since he was a child.
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screw around What does "screw around" mean?	to loaf about, to pass time without doing anything	I screwed around all morning and did not get anything done.

beat (someone) to the punch/draw What does "beat (someone) to the punch/draw" mean?	to do something before others	My friend beat me to the punch and arrived at the interview first.
Dog eat dog What does "Dog eat dog" mean?	In a dog eat dog world, there is intense competition and rivalry, where everybody thinks only of himself or herself.
double up What does "double up" mean?	to share a room with someone	Everybody had to double up when they went to the convention.
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.

slow up What does "slow up" mean?	to cause someone or something to reduce speed	The factory manager decided to slow up production because of problems in the shipping department.
Heart in your mouth What does "Heart in your mouth" mean?	If your heart is in your mouth, then you feel nervous or scared.
Rough around the edges What does "Rough around the edges" mean?	If someone is rough around the edges, they haven't mastered something, though they show promise.
abide by (something) What does "abide by (something)" mean?	to follow the rules of something	The cleaning staff must abide by the rules of the school.
in the near future What does "in the near future" mean?	in the time immediately ahead	In the near future I plan to move to a smaller apartment and try to save some money.
feed one's face What does "feed one's face" mean?	to eat	I stopped at a small restaurant after the game to feed my face.

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Stick With (something) Idiom