The Honeymoon Is Over Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does The Honeymoon Is Over Idiom mean?

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the honeymoon is over What does the honeymoon is over mean?	the initial period of friendship and cooperation between two groups is over	The honeymoon was over for the new President after several months.
the honeymoon is over What does the honeymoon is over mean?	the initial period of friendship and cooperation between two groups or two people is over	The honeymoon was over for the new President after several months.
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light into (someone) What does "light into (someone)" mean?	scold someone	The woman lit into her child when he came home from school late.
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talk through one`s hat What does "talk through one`s hat" mean?	to say something without knowing or understanding the facts	Our supervisor is talking through his hat again and he does not know what he is talking about.
(have something) going for you What does "(have something) going for you" mean?	to be or have something as an advantage	The woman should do very well as she has many things going for her.
not miss much What does "not miss much" mean?	to not miss observing any part of what is going on	Our teacher does not miss much and we must be very careful how we behave in her class.

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The Honeymoon Is Over Idiom