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weed out (someone or something) What does weed out (someone or something) mean?	remove what is unwanted, get rid of	I spent the morning weeding out the clothes that I don't wear anymore.
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snag What does "snag" mean?	acquire; grab; swipe; steal

with open arms What does "with open arms" mean?	warmly, eagerly, happily	The author was welcomed with open arms when he came to visit the city.
a fine how-do-you-do What does "a fine how-do-you-do" mean?	a predicament	We were in a fine how-do-you-do when our car stopped working.
Abject lesson What does "Abject lesson" mean?	(India) An abject lesson serves as a warning to others. (In some varieties of English 'object lesson' is used.)
scrimp and save What does "scrimp and save" mean?	to spend little money in order to save for something	The woman has been scrimping and saving to buy a new car.
at each other's throats What does "at each other's throats" mean?	fighting or arguing all the time	The two boys were at each other's throats when they entered the room.
clear the table What does "clear the table" mean?	to remove the dishes and eating utensils from a table	After we finished eating we quickly cleared the table.

keep body and soul together What does "keep body and soul together" mean?	to stay alive, to survive	The girl has been working very hard to keep body and soul together after her illness.
Dutch treat What does "Dutch treat" mean?	a meal or movie etc. where each person pays his or her own way, to contribute equally to something	When the boy goes out with his girlfriend it is always a Dutch treat as he does not have much money.

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Weed Out (someone Or Something) Idiom