Thin On Top Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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thin on top What does thin on top mean?	to be balding	The manager of our apartment building is a little thin on top.
thin on top What does thin on top mean?	bald or balding	My uncle is a little thin on top but he is very handsome.
thin on top What does thin on top mean?	bald or balding	My uncle is a little thin on top but he is very handsome.
thin on top What does thin on top mean?	to be losing one's hair	The manager of our apartment building is a little thin on top.
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hand in hand What does "hand in hand" mean?	holding hands	The young couple walked hand in hand along the beach.

days running What does "days running" mean?	several days in a row	There were concerts at the auditorium for six days running.
through the mill What does "through the mill" mean?	to experience a difficult situation	The man has been through the mill recently with his divorce and loss of job.
learn (something) the hard way What does "learn (something) the hard way" mean?	learn something by experience (often something unpleasant)	The young man learned things the hard way when he was sent to jail for stealing the computer.
with an eye to (doing something) What does "with an eye to (doing something)" mean?	with the intention of doing something	The community center built their new building with an eye to renting it to other agencies in order to make money.
above average What does "above average" mean?	better or higher than average	The boy's marks were above average in all subjects except history.
hush money What does "hush money" mean?	money paid to persuade someone to be silent about certain information	The politician was arrested for trying to pay hush money to a victim of the scandal.
Spot on What does "Spot on" mean?	If something is spot on, it is exactly right.

put out (some) feelers What does "put out (some) feelers" mean?	to attempt to find out something without being too obvious about it	I put out some feelers to see if it would be easy to find another job.
slice of the action What does "slice of the action" mean?	a share in the activity or the profits of something	The government wanted a slice of the action from the new businesses.
amount to the same thing What does "amount to the same thing" mean?	to be the same or have the same effect as something	Going by taxi or bus amounts to the same thing. We are still going to be late for the concert.
go through changes What does "go through changes" mean?	to be involved in changing circumstances	The woman has gone through many changes since recently.

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Thin On Top Idiom