Take A Dig At (someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Take A Dig At (someone) Idiom mean?

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take a dig at (someone) What does take a dig at (someone) mean?	to criticize someone, to say something that will irritate someone	The man is always taking a dig at his wife.
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pull up one`s socks What does "pull up one`s socks" mean?	to make a greater effort	"It is time that you pull up your socks and begin to work hard and take this job seriously."

dead president What does "dead president" mean?	paper money (U.S.)
scraggy What does "scraggy" mean?	bony; having little muscle or body fat
get married What does "get married" mean?	to marry someone	We got married in June of last year.
quite a few What does "quite a few" mean?	several; numerous.	"I don't think I can meet you after work. I havequite a few errands that I have to do."
Bad Apple What does "Bad Apple" mean?	A person who is bad and makes other bad is a bad apple.
It cost the earth What does "It cost the earth" mean?	If something costs the earth, it is very expensive indeed.
Run into the sand What does "Run into the sand" mean?	If something runs into the sand, it fails to achieve a result.

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Take A Dig At (someone) Idiom