To Horse Around Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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to horse around What does to horse around mean?	to play around, to join in rough teasing	The children were horsing around in the school yard when the bell rang for class.
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every living soul What does "every living soul" mean?	everybody	We gave a free newspaper to every living soul in the apartment building.
dimple What does "dimple" mean?	dent in a car
in agreement What does "in agreement" mean?	in harmony, agreeing	All of the members of the team were in agreement regarding the training schedule of the coach.
Noddy work What does "Noddy work" mean?	(UK) Unimportant or very simple tasks are noddy work.
hold over (something) What does "hold over (something)" mean?	extend the engagement of something	The movie was held over for another week.
no two ways about it What does "no two ways about it" mean?	no choice about it	"No two ways about it, you must do your homework and go to bed now."
easier said than done What does "easier said than done" mean?	to be easier to talk about than to do	I would like to change jobs but it is easier said than done.
tight squeeze What does "tight squeeze" mean?	a difficult financial situation	Our company is in a tight squeeze now that sales are down from last year.
put (something) into practice What does "put (something) into practice" mean?	to start using a plan or idea	I think that our supervisor should put some of his ideas into practice.
to boot What does "to boot" mean?	in addition, also	Our hot water tank is not working and to boot our kitchen stove is also having problems.

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To Horse Around Idiom