Thrill (someone) To Pieces/death Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Thrill (someone) To Pieces/death Idiom mean?

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thrill (someone) to pieces/death What does thrill (someone) to pieces/death mean?	to please or excite someone very much	The music that they played at the wedding thrilled me to pieces.
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two cents (worth) What does "two cents (worth)" mean?	one's comments or opinion	I gave my two cents worth when my supervisor asked me for my opinion.

jazzed up What does "jazzed up" mean?	excited; in a good frame of mind
red in the face What does "red in the face" mean?	embarrassed	I became red in the face when the teacher asked me a question.
GPO What does "GPO" mean?	good for parts only
tickled pink What does "tickled pink" mean?	to be very pleased or delighted by someone or something	"My mother was tickled pink that you visited her when you were in town."
a gut feeling/reaction/response What does "a gut feeling/reaction/response" mean?	a personal or intuitive feeling and response	I had a gut feeling that my friend was going to be late for our meeting.
into thin air What does "into thin air" mean?	completely, without anything left	The group of hikers vanished into thin air and were never heard of again.

roll out the red carpet What does "roll out the red carpet" mean?	to greet a person with great respect, to give a big welcome to someone	The government rolled out the red carpet when the politician came to visit.
At the end of your tether What does "At the end of your tether" mean?	(UK) If you are at the end of your tether, you are at the limit of your patience or endurance.
cheer (someone) up or cheer up (someone) What does "cheer (someone) up or cheer up (someone)" mean?	to make a sad person happy	We took our friend to a nice restaurant to cheer her up.
go stag What does "go stag" mean?	to go to an event by oneself (without a date - usually used for men)	I decided to go stag to the wedding.

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Thrill (someone) To Pieces/death Idiom