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suggestive of (something) What does suggestive of (something) mean?	to be reminiscent of something	The movie was suggestive of a time that disappeared many years ago.
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soup's on What does "soup's on" mean?	dinner is ready; dinner is on the table.	Soup's on. Get it while it's hot.

in the black What does "in the black" mean?	to be successful, to be making money, to be profitable	The new company has been in the black for many years now.
Mind you What does "Mind you" mean?	I want you to notice and understand something	I don`t want to work any more overtime. Mind you, if there is an emergency I will be happy to work extra hours.
piggyback What does "piggyback" mean?	sitting or being carried on someone`s back and shoulders	The boy was riding piggyback on his father`s shoulders.
sick of (someone or something) What does "sick of (someone or something)" mean?	to be bored with or dislike someone or something	I think that the clerk is sick of working late every day.
eat away at (something) What does "eat away at (something)" mean?	to rot/destroy something	The mildew has been eating away at the window frame all year.
a lame duck What does "a lame duck" mean?	a public official who has a short time left to serve in office and therefore has less power than before	He was a lame-duck leader so it was difficult for him to accomplish some things.

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Suggestive Of (something) Idiom