Take A Fancy/liking To (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Take A Fancy/liking To (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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take a fancy/liking to (someone or something) What does take a fancy/liking to (someone or something) mean?	to develop a fondness or a preference for someone or something	The woman took a fancy to the new person who she was working with.
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chip off the old block What does "chip off the old block" mean?	a person who looks or acts like one of his parents	The boy is a chip off the old block and acts exactly like his father.

air ball What does "air ball" mean?	a throw in basketball that entirely misses the net.	Air balls all the time. You can't ever make a shot.
homeboy What does "homeboy" mean?	good male friend
like two peas in a pod What does "like two peas in a pod" mean?	very close or intimate, very similar	The two girls are like two peas in a pod and are very good friends.
in a pig's eye What does "in a pig's eye" mean?	never	I will never in a pig's eye go with my friend to visit her family.
Keep your chin up What does "Keep your chin up" mean?	(UK) This expression is used to tell someone to have confidence.
Cool your heels What does "Cool your heels" mean?	If you leave someone to cool their heels, you make them wait until they have calmed down.

netizen What does "netizen" mean?	person on the Internet or Web
head over heels What does "head over heels" mean?	upside down, head first	The little boy fell head over heels down the steep hill.
Have your work cut out What does "Have your work cut out" mean?	If you have your work cut out, you are very busy indeed.
go What does "go" mean?	an attempt; a try

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Take A Fancy/liking To (someone Or Something) Idiom