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to be on easy street What does to be on easy street mean?	to have enough money to live comfortably	He has been on easy street since he sold his house and invested the money.
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square off to do (something) What does "square off to do (something)" mean?	to get ready for an argument or fight	The two candidates squared off to debate the important issues of the election.

lord it over (someone) What does "lord it over (someone)" mean?	act as the superior and master of someone, be bossy over someone	She likes to lord it over the other members of the staff since she became a supervisor.
draw interest What does "draw interest" mean?	to earn interest when money is deposited in a bank	The money that we put in the bank draws interest every month.
let it go/lay What does "let it go/lay" mean?	forget about it, leave it alone	"You should let it go and stop worrying about what she did to you last year."
lay an egg What does "lay an egg" mean?	to give a bad performance of something	The singer laid an egg during her concert last evening.
at bay What does "at bay" mean?	at a distance	We were able to keep the dog at bay when we entered the building.
tear down (someone) What does "tear down (someone)" mean?	to say bad things about someone, to criticize someone	The audience tore down the speaker after he finished his lecture.

turn a deaf ear to (someone or something) What does "turn a deaf ear to (someone or something)" mean?	to pretend not to hear someone or something, to refuse to hear someone or something	The company turned a deaf ear to the demands for more vacation time by the employees.
rig What does "rig" mean?	manipulate or set up a situation to achieve a desired outcome; cheat
gopher What does "gopher" mean?	somebody whose job is to fetch or bring trivial items to more important people
let (something) go What does "let (something) go" mean?	allow something to pass, do nothing about something	Although I was angry at his remark I decided to let it go.

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To Be On Easy Street Idiom