To Pony Up Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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to pony up What does to pony up mean?	to pay	It is time for my friend to pony up and pay for the exercise equipment that he bought from me.
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in private What does "in private" mean?	secretly, not openly or in public	The discussion between the two judges took place in private.

take (something) in stride What does "take (something) in stride" mean?	to accept good or bad luck and continue on	The boxer took his loss in stride and began to prepare for his next fight.
Chalk and cheese What does "Chalk and cheese" mean?	Things, or people, that are like chalk and cheese are very different and have nothing in common.
put (something) in mothballs What does "put (something) in mothballs" mean?	to put something into storage	The government put the old navy ship in mothballs.
two-time (someone) What does "two-time (someone)" mean?	to cheat on one's partner by seeing someone else	The couple separated when the man began to two-time his wife.
teach one's grandmother to suck eggs What does "teach one's grandmother to suck eggs" mean?	to try to tell someone who has more knowledge than you how to do something	I tried to teach my friend something about computers but he is a computer expert. It was like teaching my grandmother to suck eggs.

biatch What does "biatch" mean?	woman (from "bitch")
Pick-up game What does "Pick-up game" mean?	A pick-up game is something unplanned where people respond to events as they happen.
not worth one's while What does "not worth one's while" mean?	to be not worth bothering with	It is not worth my while to go downtown if it is only to do one small thing.
max out What does "max out" mean?	use up completely.	She maxed out her credit cards shopping last weekend.

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To Pony Up Idiom