To Kick Off (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does To Kick Off (something) Idiom mean?

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to kick off (something) What does to kick off (something) mean?	begin/launch/start something	The department store kicked off their summer sale early Saturday morning.
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evil eye What does "evil eye" mean?	the power to harm people just by looking at them (as some people believe)	The man seemed to give me the evil eye when I met him at the ceremony.
at length What does "at length" mean?	after a long time, in detail	The speaker talked at length before stopping.
get ahead What does "get ahead" mean?	to advance, to be successful	The woman works hard at her job in order to get ahead.
as gaudy as a butterfly What does "as gaudy as a butterfly" mean?	gaudy, colorful	The woman was as gaudy as a butterfly when she left for the concert.
history What does "history" mean?	something or somebody that is no longer relevant
save up for (something) What does "save up for (something)" mean?	to save money in order to buy something	My friend's brother is saving up for a new digital camera.
for the sake of (someone or something) What does "for the sake of (someone or something)" mean?	for the good of someone or something	My father decided to quit his job for the sake of his health.
jackshit What does "jackshit" mean?	nothing; nothing at all
straight from the horse`s mouth What does "straight from the horse`s mouth" mean?	directly from the person who said something, directly from a dependable source	I heard it straight from the horse`s mouth that our supervisor will be leaving the company next week.

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To Kick Off (something) Idiom