Take It Easy Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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take it easy What does take it easy mean?	relax.	"I don't have any special vacation plans. I'm just going to take it easy."
take it easy What does take it easy mean?	to relax	I have been working hard recently so I have decided to take it easy for a few days.
take it easy What does take it easy mean?	to relax	I have been working hard recently. Now I will take it easy for a few days.
	Some Random Idioms
that will be the day What does "that will be the day" mean?	something will probably never happen	"That will be the day when you are in charge of managing the restaurant."

crap What does "crap" mean?	defacate; move one's bowls
tide (someone) over What does "tide (someone) over" mean?	to help someone through a difficult situation, to last until someone can get more of something	I gave my friend some money to tide him over until he gets paid.
eat high on/off the hog What does "eat high on/off the hog" mean?	to eat expensive and high quality food	My uncle has been eating high on the hog since he got his new job.
time off What does "time off" mean?	free time when one does not have to work	I had some time off last week so I was able to do some extra reading.
boff What does "boff" mean?	have sexual intercourse with someone.	He boffed her last night again.
yellow-bellied What does "yellow-bellied" mean?	extremely timid, cowardly	The man is yellow-bellied and is never willing to fight for what is right.
gangsta What does "gangsta" mean?	or or pertaining to gangsta rap or anything related to it
put on the feed bag What does "put on the feed bag" mean?	to eat a meal	I put on the feed bag as soon as I got home last night.
in good faith What does "in good faith" mean?	with good and honest intentions	Our company was bargaining in good faith when they met the other company.
ram (something) down (someone`s) throat What does "ram (something) down (someone`s) throat" mean?	to force someone to do or agree to something that is not wanted	Our teacher always tries to ram her ideas down our throats which makes us angry.
street What does "street" mean?	Wall Street (note that this is often capitalized)
stand one's ground What does "stand one's ground" mean?	to maintain and defend one's position	Although the other negotiating team was very aggressive we stood our ground and bargained hard.

American Idioms and Expressions

Take It Easy Idiom