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walk all over (an opponent) What does walk all over (an opponent) mean?	win a game easily	They walked all over the other team at the soccer tournament.
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in limbo What does "in limbo" mean?	in an indefinite state, a state of neglect, a region on the border of hell	Everything in the company was in limbo as we waited for news of the takeover bid.

hood What does "hood" mean?	neighborhood; inner-city neighborhood or area controlled by a gang
nuts What does "nuts" mean?	crazy.	A: "Stuart says some really strange thingssometimes."B: "Sometimes? All the time! He's nuts!"
have (someone or something) on one's mind What does "have (someone or something) on one's mind" mean?	to be thinking a lot about someone or something	My friend has many school problems on his mind.
pay as you go What does "pay as you go" mean?	to pay for things as they occur (rather than on credit)	I will have to pay as I go if I go to graduate school next year.
Here's mud in your eye. What does "Here's mud in your eye." mean?	Drink up! (used as a toast)	"Here's mud in your eye," I said as my friend began to drink.

stick out like a sore thumb What does "stick out like a sore thumb" mean?	to be obvious and visible	The man sticks out like a sore thumb when he wears his orange hat.
mind over matter What does "mind over matter" mean?	if you really want to you can do something that is very difficult or even impossible	"It is mind over matter. If you really want to succeed with your project you will be able to do it."
reach an impasse What does "reach an impasse" mean?	to get to a point where progress is impossible	The negotiations on where to build the new bridge have reached an impasse.
hop to it What does "hop to it" mean?	get started, start a job	We must hop to it and try to finish this job before dinner.

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Walk All Over (an Opponent) Idiom