To Lay Over Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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to lay over What does to lay over mean?	to arrive somewhere and wait some time before continuing a journey	We were told that we will have to lay over in London for nine hours before we go on to Kenya.
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butt in (on someone or something) What does "butt in (on someone or something)" mean?	to interrupt someone or something	I do not like that woman because she always butts in on our conversation while we are talking.

see eye to eye (with someone) What does "see eye to eye (with someone)" mean?	to agree with someone	We do not always see eye to eye on things but generally I have a good relationship with my friend.
veg What does "veg" mean?	relax; take it easy; do very little
get on one`s high horse What does "get on one`s high horse" mean?	to behave with arrogance	Our boss likes to get on his high horse and give orders to everyone.
put in a good word for (someone) What does "put in a good word for (someone)" mean?	to say something in support of someone	I put in a good word for my friend when I was meeting with my boss and supervisor.
need one's head examined What does "need one's head examined" mean?	to make remarks or do actions that are wrong or stupid	My teacher needs her head examined. It will be impossible to finish the project before Monday.
How do you like them apples What does "How do you like them apples" mean?	This idiomatic expression is used to express surprise or shock at something that has happened. It can also be used to boast about something you have done.
work out What does "work out" mean?	exercise	He spends most weekends working out at the health club.
(not) hear of (something) What does "(not) hear of (something)" mean?	not tolerate or permit something	I will not hear of my aunt staying in a hotel when she visits us.
on campus What does "on campus" mean?	located on the grounds of a college or university	There was a small bank on campus which many of the students used.
trials and tribulations What does "trials and tribulations" mean?	problems and tests of one's courage and perseverance	My aunt has gone through many trials and tribulations in her life.
crack gallery What does "crack gallery" mean?	place where crack is bought and sold

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To Lay Over Idiom