Work Out Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

This database is a comprehensive collection of all the American idioms and slang available. American Idioms are many and varied. We hope you enjoy our collection. We are adding more all the time. .

work out What does work out mean?	solve a problem	I was unable to work out the math problem on the final examination.
work out What does work out mean?	accomplish, arrange	Recently we worked out a unique system for filling out our expenses at work.
work out What does work out mean?	exercise	He spends most weekends working out at the health club.
work out What does work out mean?	to have a specific result	I do not believe that the new plan is going to work out.
work out What does work out mean?	to have a specific result	I do not believe that the new plan is going to work out.
work out What does work out mean?	to exercise	The man spends most weekends working out at the health club.
	Some Random Idioms
bored out of one's mind/skull What does "bored out of one's mind/skull" mean?	to be very bored	The little boy was bored out of his mind and wanted to return home.

tude What does "tude" mean?	poor attitude; troublesome disposition
hand job What does "hand job" mean?	sexual stimulation of a penis
give (someone) the brush-off What does "give (someone) the brush-off" mean?	to send someone away, to ignore someone	I gave the woman the brush-off when I saw her in the supermarket.
Gilded cage What does "Gilded cage" mean?	If someone is in a gilded cage, they are trapped and have restricted or no freedom, but have very comfortable surroundings- many famous people live in luxury but cannot walk out of their house alone.
as crazy as a bedbug What does "as crazy as a bedbug" mean?	crazy	My neighbor is as crazy as a bedbug.
nosh What does "nosh" mean?	snack.	"There's plenty in the refrigerator if you wantsomething to nosh on."

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Work Out Idiom