To Be Broke Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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to be broke What does to be broke mean?	to have no money	I spent all of my money on my holiday and now I am broke.
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Talk out of the back of your head What does "Talk out of the back of your head" mean?	If someone is talking out of the back of their head, they are talking rubbish.

Laugh up your sleeve What does "Laugh up your sleeve" mean?	If you laugh up your sleeve, you laugh at someone secretly.
too much of a good thing What does "too much of a good thing" mean?	to be more of a good thing than is good or useful	The new company policy was too much of a good thing and finally they decided to change it.
get one's money's worth What does "get one's money's worth" mean?	to get value for what you have paid for	We got our money's worth when we stayed on the golf course for seven hours.
far from it What does "far from it" mean?	not at all	"Far from it," I answered when the supervisor asked me if I was finished my work.
sit around (somewhere) What does "sit around (somewhere)" mean?	to sit somewhere and relax and do nothing	I spent the morning sitting around my apartment while I waited for a phone call.
rap session What does "rap session" mean?	causual discussion about something
Holy cow What does "Holy cow" mean?	used to express strong feelings of astonishment or pleasure or anger	"Holy cow," the man said when he saw the car that hit the street lamp.
make a note of (something) What does "make a note of (something)" mean?	write something down	I made a note of the people that I was going to phone on the weekend.

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To Be Broke Idiom