With All The Fixings Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does With All The Fixings Idiom mean?

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with all the fixings What does with all the fixings mean?	all the extra things that come with some meals	We ordered the meal with all the fixings.
with all the fixings What does with all the fixings mean?	with all the extra things that come with some meals	We ordered the meal with all the fixings.
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cock tease What does "cock tease" mean?	a woman who makes sexual advances but does not follow through

In like Flynn What does "In like Flynn" mean?	Refers to Errol Flynn's popularity with women in the 40's. His ability to attract women was well known throughout the world. ('In like flint' is also used.)
float a loan What does "float a loan" mean?	to get a loan, to arrange for a loan	I decided to float a loan to get some money to buy a new car.
fresh off the boat What does "fresh off the boat" mean?	newly arrived (usually from another country)
All's fair in love and war What does "All's fair in love and war" mean?	This idiom is used to say that where there is conflict, people can be expected to behave in a more vicious way.
hit (someone) up for (something) What does "hit (someone) up for (something)" mean?	ask someone for something	My friend tried to hit me up for some money but I said no.
JP What does "JP" mean?	Justice of the Peace	Justice of the PeaceThey went to a JP when they decided to get married.
open season on (someone or something) What does "open season on (someone or something)" mean?	a time when everyone is criticizing someone, unrestricted hunting of an animal	It appeared to be open season on our boss and everyone felt free to criticize her.

straight from the horse's mouth What does "straight from the horse's mouth" mean?	direct from a source that has authority and is dependable	I heard about the party straight from the horse's mouth.
put on the dog What does "put on the dog" mean?	to dress or entertain in a luxurious and extravagant manner	We put on the dog for my parents when they came to visit us.
out of hand What does "out of hand" mean?	out of control	The party got out of hand so we called the police.

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With All The Fixings Idiom