Stuck On (someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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stuck on (someone) What does stuck on (someone) mean?	to be very much in love with someone, to be crazy about someone	My niece has been stuck on the boy next door for several years now.
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melt in one's mouth What does "melt in one's mouth" mean?	to taste very good	The pastry melted in my mouth.

draw a blank What does "draw a blank" mean?	to get no response to something, to get a negative result	The manager drew a blank when he went to the head office to get information about the merger.
have one's back to the wall/up against the wall What does "have one's back to the wall/up against the wall" mean?	be in a defensive position	I have my back to the wall at work and I must decide how to deal with the criticism that I am receiving.
What's your take on that? What does "What's your take on that?" mean?	This idiom is way of asking someone for their opinion and ideas.
hot item What does "hot item" mean?	item that sells rapidly or successfully
butthead What does "butthead" mean?	obnoxious, dumb person

Work your socks off What does "Work your socks off" mean?	If you work your socks off, you work very hard.
over with What does "over with" mean?	to be at the end of something, to be finished with	When the game on television is over with we can eat dinner.
conspicuous by one's absence What does "conspicuous by one's absence" mean?	to have one's absence noticed	The teacher was conspicuous by her absence and everybody asked where she was.
get out of the way What does "get out of the way" mean?	to stop obstructing or interfering with someone or something, to escape from something	The car was unable to get out of the way of the truck.

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Stuck On (someone) Idiom