(one's) get up and go got up and went Idiome

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Roaring Twenties

the decade following World War I (1920-1929) In the Roaring Twenties, ladies had short hair with kiss curls.

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went through the roof

(See go through the roof)

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went to bat for

(See go to bat for)

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went under

(See go under)

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went wild

(See go wild)

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twenty sack

one gram of marijuana, which costs $20

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Hindsight is twenty-twenty

After something has gone wrong, it is easy to look back and make criticisms.

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Twenty-four seven

Twenty-four seven or 24/7 means all the time, coming from 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Twenty three skidoo

To be turned away.

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twenty

twenty
the twenties
the numbers or years, as of a century, from twenty through twenty-nine

Hindsight is twenty-twenty

After article has gone wrong, it is accessible to attending aback and accomplish criticisms.

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Roaring Twenties

the decade afterward World War I (1920-1929) In the Roaring Twenties, ladies had abbreviate beard with kiss curls.

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twenty

twenty
the twenties
the numbers or years, as of a century, from twenty through twenty-nine

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twenty sack

one gram of marijuana, which costs $20

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Twenty three skidoo

To be angry away.

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Twenty-four seven

Twenty-four seven or 24/7 agency all the time, advancing from 24 hours a day, 7 canicule a week.

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twenty-twenty hindsight

twenty-twenty hindsight
Knowledge afterwards the fact, as in With twenty-twenty hindsight, I wouldn't accept bought these tickets. This argot uses twenty-twenty in the optometrist's sense, that is, “indicating accustomed vision,” and hindsight in the faculty of “looking back” or “reconsidering.” [First bisected of 1900s]

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went through the roof

(See go through the roof)

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went to bat for

(See go to bat for)

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went under

(See go under)

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went wild

(See go wild)

(one's) action got up and went

informal One's positivity, energy, ambition, or assurance has attenuated or feels nonexistent. A: "Are you all right? It looks like your action got up and went!" B: "Oh, it absolutely has—the baby's kept us up every night this week." I'm 89 years old, sonny! My action got up and went a continued time ago. My action got up and went and no bulk of coffee can accompany it back, it seems.Learn more: and, up

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