Stuck With (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Stuck With (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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stuck with (someone or something) What does stuck with (someone or something) mean?	to be burdened with someone or something	When my sister went to the doctor I was stuck with looking after her dog.
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end up with (something) What does "end up with (something)" mean?	to get something as a result of something	I ended up with a cold last weekend after being outside in the rain.

take (someone or something) at face value What does "take (someone or something) at face value" mean?	to take someone or something as it first appears to be	I took the sign at face value and drove very slowly through the construction area.
tail wagging the dog What does "tail wagging the dog" mean?	a situation where a small part controls the whole thing	It is like the tail wagging the dog when the receptionist is able to control everything in the office.
Fit of pique What does "Fit of pique" mean?	If someone reacts badly because their pride is hurt, this is a fit of pique.
rest in peace What does "rest in peace" mean?	to lie dead peacefully for eternity	We prayed that my aunt would rest in peace after she recently passed away.
half a loaf is better than none What does "half a loaf is better than none" mean?	a proverb that says that having part of something is better than having nothing at all	Half a loaf is better than none and I would rather work part-time than have no job at all.
on everybody's lips What does "on everybody's lips" mean?	many people are talking or thinking about the same thing	The wedding scandal with the famous actress is on everybody's lips.

live from hand to mouth What does "live from hand to mouth" mean?	to live in poor circumstances, to have little money	The man has been living from hand to mouth for many years now.
sever ties with (someone) What does "sever ties with (someone)" mean?	to end a relationship or agreement with someone or something	The large company decided to sever ties with the small advertising company.
on the move What does "on the move" mean?	to be moving around from place to place, to be in motion	My sister is in Europe and has been on the move for several months now.
buy out (someone or something) What does "buy out (someone or something)" mean?	to buy the ownership or a majority share of something	The large company decided to buy out the small textile company.
cannot see one's hand in front of one's face What does "cannot see one's hand in front of one's face" mean?	to be unable to see very far (usually because of darkness or fog)	I could not see my hands in front of my face because of the heavy rain.
take a piss What does "take a piss" mean?	urinate; pee

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Stuck With (someone Or Something) Idiom