Strictly On The Level Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Strictly On The Level Idiom mean?

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strictly on the level What does strictly on the level mean?	to be honest, to be dependable, to be open and fair	The salespeople that I deal with are always strictly on the level.
strictly on the level What does strictly on the level mean?	honest, dependable, open and fair	The salespeople that I deal with are always strictly on the level.
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patch up (something) What does "patch up (something)" mean?	to fix something	I have been trying to patch up my differences with my friend for many months.
in the long run What does "in the long run" mean?	the distant future, in the end	For now he is losing money on his stocks but in the long run he should make money.
set (someone or something) loose What does "set (someone or something) loose" mean?	to set someone or something free, to release someone or something that you are holding	The wildlife department decided to set loose the bear that it had captured.
hold up (as an example) What does "hold up (as an example)" mean?	point to someone or something as a good example	The student was held up as an example of an honest and good person.
to horse trade What does "to horse trade" mean?	to make a business agreement after hard negotiations	We had to horse trade but we were finally able to reach an agreement to buy the antique car.
Not our bag What does "Not our bag" mean?	If something is not your bag, it is not really suitable for your needs or you don't like it much.
Bend someone's ear What does "Bend someone's ear" mean?	To bend someone's ear is to talk to someone about something for a long-enough period that it becomes tiresome for the listener.
look like death warmed over What does "look like death warmed over" mean?	look very ill	The elderly man looked like death warmed over when he went to the hospital.

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Strictly On The Level Idiom