What does it mean to fall off the wagon?
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To start back doing something that you have quit doing is falling off the wagon.An excellent exsample is someone who has stopped drinking and then one day they pull a big drunk"they have fallen off the wagon".Or dieters who start eating too much again after going on a big diet!
812353
This is a metaphor meaning that someone has taken on a task that is too difficult for the person to accomplish. It really has nothing to do with food. An example: A business professional agrees to write a report in an area in which he/she has no expertise. The project remains undone or is completed poorly. This person "bit off more than they could chew."
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dear, why dont u try searching it in yahoo/google? anyhow here are the meanings of those two.\n1. To cause someone to break away from a previously friendly state or relationship.\n2.  Fame
1164276
Yeah, it means the same thing flatulence means.  It means you've built up gas in your digestive system and your body needs to get rid of it.  When it builds up from the stomach on up, it goes out the mouth.  When it builds up from the intestines on down, it goes out the other end, but the purpose is the same... to get rid of the gas that's naturally produced by digesting food and drink.
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THe point of the phrase is that once you eat your cake, you no longer have it. The first source mentioning it is a book of proverbs by John Heywood in 1546.
718651
Opps, I fell off the wagon.
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Your bread and butter is where you work, your job, how you get money to live (if you don't work, like parents). Fall out would mean dislike, treat badly, not get along with, be rude to, etc. So: Don't give up on, get cross with, have a fight with the boss; don't do anything at work that would get you fired.
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"Quit while you're ahead" refers to a situation that you ultimately either cannot or are very unlikely to win. "Being ahead" does not constitute "winning" the whole of the game being considered. You've made the best of the situation by quitting, but you haven't won, and quitting where that gives you most benefit doesn't make you a quitter - this refers to somebody who pulls out when the effort to get the reward seems to hard, rather than when the odds are against them. Therefore "quitting while you're ahead" does not conflict with either of the two initial hypotheses.
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to take the road less travelled means to take a different course of action than the easy one, or the usual one.  It means taking risks, it means it might not be as easy as doing what everyone else has done before, but that it may turn out to be more fulfilling.\nIt means not knowing what lies ahead, but being willing to face things, fears, dangers, obstacles and in doing so strengthening your character, testing yourself, finding your limits and trying to exceed them.
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no, when someone says that they are going on a break. it usually means that they want to brerak up, but don't know how to say it.
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to get off of somewhere = to come down from the top of something\n\nto get off of something = to stop using something, as in to get off of alcohol\n\nto get off = to have an orgasm
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What do u mean got off
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it varies on the person it is defined when that person gets out of it what they need
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It means giving up control of the person - on purpose because you meant to and letting the other person say what will happen to the person.  You're out of it and you want to be and they want you to be.
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hehehe!  Honestly I usually say "I'm on the wagon again"     It's on again off again.  As you well know......
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Mud is heavy!.....Lose your brain.\n\nYou have lost your mind, but that doesnt weight much you see.....\n\nYou have lost your mind and thought and now you dont know what you were trying to lose.....\n\nI lost 100 pounds last year..i bought the sony playstation...[but this year it is only 50 pounds they say]
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It means you need to quit eating salted food, lose weight, and exercise.