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EAT YOUR HEART OUT |
Light hearted revenge; be jealous of me. "Eat your heart out," said the new beauty queen to all who thought that she had no chance of winning. |
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EENY, MEENY, MINEY, MOE |
Used to make decisions or selections when you are not sure which one to pick, with an attached small rhyme. Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Moe; Catch someone by the toe; If he hollers let him go; Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Moe. |
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EIGHT HUNDRED POUND GORILLA |
The person that is causing all the trouble , center of attention in a closed meeting...Someone that wants to be seen and causes controversey |
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ELVIS HAS LEFT THE BUILDING |
To leave quickly or leave without to much fanfare......Elvis has left the building was the response during roll call at the coporate meeting when the president asked if any one had seen his vice president today . |
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EMBEDDED |
To be an integral part of. Many reporters are embedded in military units during wars. |
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ERB |
Marijuana....short for herb.....Do you have any erb? |
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EVEN STEVEN |
Equal, the same as |
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EVEN STEVEN |
to settle a debt.....After I pay you, It will be even steven. |
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EVEN THE PLAYING FIELD |
No one has an advantage, all things made equivalent, make things right. Allowing low interest loans will even the playing field for the new home owners. |
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EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY |
When you did things right; a time when everything goes as planned. When asked about his victory in the union election, Paul said "Every dog has its day." |
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EVERYTHING GONNA BE ALRIGHT |
There is a better day coming; there may be problems now, but things will get better. "Everything gonna be alright." said the lady to her son, after he was beat up at school. |
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EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING |
Fine, no problem; just like always. In response to the question about the party tomorrow, Julie responded, "Everything is everything." |
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EXCEPTION TO THE RULE |
Something that does not fit the category. One exception to the rule is that we must all arrive simultaneously at the party. |
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EXCUSES ARE A DIME A DOZEN |
The excuse given is not unique...everyone has an excuse for something...I don't care about your excuse...I've heard that excuse before |
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FAIR TO MIDDLIN |
Not bad, but not good either. Middlin is a derivative of "middle". The meteorologist said that the weather was going to be fair to middlin for the next couple of days. |
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FAIRY |
A name given to a male person with an alternative lifestyle and is meant to be demeaning , effeminate male...There are many faries in this club |
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FALL OFF YOUR ROCKER |
Doing things out of the ordinary, out of character, strange. Did you fall off your rocker? asked Phillip as he noticed Tom attempting a tight-rope act after drinking at a party. |
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FANTABULOUS |
A combination of fabulous and fantastic....This new suit is fantabulous. |
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FAR OUT |
Weird, strange, unbelievable. This soda taste is far out. |
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FAST LANE |
Moving rapidly, possible going too fast, wearing yourself out quickly. Now that George has this new job, he is in the fast lane. |
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FAST TRACK |
Moving rapidly through the ranks. Now that Gary has this new job, he is on the fast track for vice-president. |
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FBI |
I'll Look Into It. When Howard asked me how many punts have been returned for a touchdown, I told him "FBI, and I will get back to you." |
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FELL OFF YOUR ROCKER |
Not normal, uncommon......You fell off you rocker if you think I going to pick up a snake. |
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FELL OUT |
To disagree massively, and stop speaking with the friend you had the arguement with. "I am not friends with Matt," anymore said Brandi."We fell out." |
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FENCE SITTER |
Will not take sides in a argument, opinion, or debate. You cannot be a fence sitter in politics. |
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FIELD DAY BACK |
Having a marvelous time, as if you were on a field trip. During the substitute teacher's visit, the students had a field day back. |
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FIFTY CENTS |
$50,000 dollars. The new Bentleys cost more than fifty-cents. |
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FIFTY-ELEVEN |
Numerous times; an un-countable number of times. "I've told him fifty-eleven times to clean his room." |
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FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE |
Equal retaliation |
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FIRE |
Great, hot, what's happening. This latest CD is fire. |
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