Weasel Out Of (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Weasel Out Of (something) Idiom mean?

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weasel out of (something) What does weasel out of (something) mean?	decide not to do something in a sneaky way	My friend weaseled out of helping us clean up the yard.
weasel out of (something) What does weasel out of (something) mean?	to get out of something or not have to do something (like a weasel which can move through small openings)	My friend was able to weasel out of going to the store for his mother.
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from the top What does "from the top" mean?	from the beginning	"Let's take it from the top and begin again."

squirrel (something) away What does "squirrel (something) away" mean?	to hide or store something	The boy was able to squirrel some extra food away before he left on the camping trip.
put one's face on What does "put one's face on" mean?	to put make-up on one's face	The woman spent a long time putting her face on.
pile up What does "pile up" mean?	to accumulate, to put things on top of each other	I piled up the magazines on top of the small table.
make eyes at (someone) What does "make eyes at (someone)" mean?	to try to attract someone, to flirt with someone	The woman in the restaurant likes to make eyes at the customers.
(not) have two cents to rub together What does "(not) have two cents to rub together" mean?	to not have much money	My friend does not have two cents to rub together and he is usually broke.
like a deer caught in the headlights What does "like a deer caught in the headlights" mean?	like someone who is very confused and does not know what to do	The boy looked like a deer caught in the headlights when we discovered him in the locked room.
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.
Man of parts What does "Man of parts" mean?	A man of parts is a person who is talented in a number of different areas or ways.

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Weasel Out Of (something) Idiom