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Hit the Hay From the 1930s MEANS: to go to bed
Hit the Jackpot From 19th Century America MEANS: to be very lucky; to achieve amazing success
Hit the Nail Right on the Head From the Romans MEANS: to be exactly correct about a description or to come to the right conclusion
Hit the Road From those who Travel. MEANS: to begin a journey; to leave; to start a trip
Hit the Roof From Early 20th Century. MEANS: to lose your temper suddenly; to become violently angry
mode (mowd) NOUN Means: a way or method of doing something; a type, a manner, a fashion
mores (more ayz) NOUN Means: manners, habits; customary cultural standards; moral attitudes.
muse (mmyooz) VERB Means: to ponder; to meditate; to think about at length (for a long time)
muster (mus tur) When it's a VERB it Means: to collect or gather. When it's a NOUN it Means: the act of inspection or critical examination.
myriad (mirr ee ad) NOUN Means: an extremely large number of items or things or options
nepotism (nep uh tiz um) NOUN Means: is a favor or favors shown by those in high positions to relatives and friends
noisome (noy sum) ADJECTIVE Means: stinking; offensive; disgusting
noxious (nawks shus) ADJECTIVE Means: physically or mentally destructive, or harmful to human beings
oblique (oh bleek) ADJECTIVE Means: at an angle neither perpendicular or parallel; indirect or evasive; not straightforward
obtuse (ub toos) ADJECTIVE Means: lacking intelligence, difficult to comprehend; not quick or alert in perception or feeling
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