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wild about (someone or something) What does wild about (someone or something) mean?	enthusiastic about someone or something	The boys were wild about the new movie.
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IQ What does "IQ" mean?	Intelligence Quotient - a measure of a person's intelligence	Intelligence Quotient - a measure of a person's intelligenceThe IQ of the new student is very high.
Get your goat What does "Get your goat" mean?	If something gets your goat, it annoys you.
(no) skin off (someone`s) nose/teeth What does "(no) skin off (someone`s) nose/teeth" mean?	to be of no interest/concern/trouble to someone	It is no skin off my nose as to whether or not I go to the party.
ride (something) out What does "ride (something) out" mean?	to endure something unpleasant, to survive something safely	We were able to ride out the bad storm by staying in a small restaurant.
first hand What does "first hand" mean?	to see or experience or learn about something by direct personal experience	We saw the car accident first hand when we were driving down the highway.
catch (someone) red-handed What does "catch (someone) red-handed" mean?	to catch someone in the middle of doing something wrong	The woman was caught red-handed when she tried to steal some cosmetics.
believe in (something) What does "believe in (something)" mean?	to favor something, to support something, to think that something is true	The man does not believe in flying saucers.

for all (something) What does "for all (something)" mean?	in spite of something, even with something	For all the time that the boy spends studying his marks are very low.
out of style/fashion What does "out of style/fashion" mean?	to be not fashionable, to be obsolete	The kind of jeans that my friend wears have been out of style for a long time now.
over a barrel What does "over a barrel" mean?	to be in a helpless or trapped position	I think that we have the other company over a barrel and we should be able to win the contract easily.
Jungle out there What does "Jungle out there" mean?	If someone says that it is a jungle out there, they mean that the situation is dangerous and there are no rules.
kith and kin What does "kith and kin" mean?	friends and relatives	All of our kith and kin attended the anniversary for my parents.

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Wild About (someone Or Something) Idiom