Take To The Woods Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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take to the woods What does take to the woods mean?	to run away and hide	The man decided to take to the woods rather than wait to talk to his angry wife.
take to the woods What does take to the woods mean?	to run away and hide	The man decided to take to the woods rather than wait to talk to his angry wife.
	Some Random Idioms
cut one's eyeteeth on (something) What does "cut one's eyeteeth on (something)" mean?	to have much experience with something, to have done something since one was very young	My cousin cut his eyeteeth on fixing computers and now he is an expert at it.

die laughing What does "die laughing" mean?	to laugh very loud and hard	We almost died laughing when we saw the movie.
at ease What does "at ease" mean?	to be relaxed and comfortable	The team felt at ease after the coach talked to them.
come down hard on (someone) What does "come down hard on (someone)" mean?	to scold or punish someone severely, to attack someone vigorously	The judge came down hard on the boy who had been arrested for breaking into a house.
meatspace What does "meatspace" mean?	the real world, as opposed to cyberspace.	See you in meatspace tomorrow.
save (someone's) bacon What does "save (someone's) bacon" mean?	something helps you from failing or having trouble	My friend at work saved my bacon when he came to help me with the job that I could not do.
bottom drops/falls out of (something) What does "bottom drops/falls out of (something)" mean?	a collapse occurs and prices fall below an earlier low price	When the bottom fell out of the coffee market many companies had to stop doing business.
on the spur of the moment What does "on the spur of the moment" mean?	on a sudden wish or decision, suddenly	On the spur of the moment I bought a new bicycle.
look for (something) What does "look for (something)" mean?	try to find something, hunt/search for something	She has been looking for her credit card all morning but she can`t find it.
know-how What does "know-how" mean?	knowledge and skill	Our new boss has a lot of know-how about how to operate a business.

American Idioms and Expressions

Take To The Woods Idiom