Sunny Side Up Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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sunny-side up What does sunny-side up mean?	eggs that are fried on one side only	We asked for our eggs to be fried sunny-side up at the restaurant.
sunny-side up What does sunny-side up mean?	eggs that are fried on one side only	We asked for our eggs to be fried sunny-side up at the restaurant.
	Some Random Idioms
where one is coming from What does "where one is coming from" mean?	one's point of view	I don't understand where the man was coming from when he began to complain about the noise.
stuff the ballot box What does "stuff the ballot box" mean?	to put false ballots into a ballot box during an election	The man was arrested because he was seen stuffing the ballot box during the election.
point of view What does "point of view" mean?	one's way of thinking about something	I find it difficult to understand my friend's point of view on many issues.
hard of hearing What does "hard of hearing" mean?	unable to hear well	The man is hard of hearing so you must speak loudly when talking to him.
get one's comeuppance What does "get one's comeuppance" mean?	to get the punishment that one deserves	The woman got her comeuppance when she was forced to apologize to the other woman in the company.

off-color What does "off-color" mean?	not the exact color	We painted our kitchen in an off-color of white.
in fine feather What does "in fine feather" mean?	in good humor	My friend is in fine feather today. He has been laughing all morning.
tiddly What does "tiddly" mean?	tipsy; slightly drunk
put the cat among the pigeons What does "put the cat among the pigeons" mean?	to cause trouble	Sending the unpopular supervisor to talk to the angry workers was like putting the cat among the pigeons.
say one`s piece What does "say one`s piece" mean?	to say openly what one thinks	I said my piece at the meeting and then left quietly by the back door.

American Idioms and Expressions

Sunny Side Up Idiom