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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forever and a day What does "forever and a day" mean?	a very long time, forever, always	It took forever and a day to get the book that we ordered from the bookstore.
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not know beans about (someone or something) What does "not know beans about (someone or something)" mean?	to know nothing about someone or something	I do not know beans about repairing a car.
for the heck/hell of it What does "for the heck/hell of it" mean?	just for fun	We went down to the river to throw stones just for the heck of it.
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all over but the shouting What does "all over but the shouting" mean?	to be decided and finished	It was all over but the shouting for the football fans after their team lost the game.
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paddle one's own canoe What does "paddle one's own canoe" mean?	do something alone, be independent	do something alone, be independentThe company director was left to paddle his own canoe when the other members of the company resigned their positions.
a cut above (someone or something) What does "a cut above (someone or something)" mean?	a little better than someone or something	The new principal is a cut above the previous one.

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The Honeymoon Is Over Idiom