get your idea across, To successfully communicate an idea so that other people understand it., let's cut to, To stop talking about unimportant details and start discussing the most important issue., stepping over dollars to pick up pennies, To focus so much on saving small amounts of money that you miss big financial opportunities or cause costly problems., have a grudge, To feel angry or bitter toward someone because of something bad they did to you in the past., cozy, Warm, comfortable, and pleasant, especially in a small or enclosed space., coziness, The quality of being warm, comfortable, and inviting., stiff, Rigid, firm, or difficult to bend; can also describe a person who is formal, unnatural, or unfriendly., fuss, Unnecessary excitement, worry, or activity about something that is not very important., fussiness, The habit of being overly concerned with small, unimportant details or being very hard to please., sustainable, Able to continue over a long period of time without damaging the environment or depleting resources., sustainability, The quality of causing little or no damage to the environment, allowing a process to continue over time., strive, To try very hard to achieve or solve something., sabbatical, A period of time when college professors or corporate employees are allowed to stop their regular work to study, travel, or rest., submit, To formally give a document, proposal, or piece of work to someone so they can make a decision about it., sentence him to, To officially give a convicted criminal a specific punishment in a court of law., facilitate, To make an action or a process easier or run more smoothly., reluctant, Unwilling to do something, and therefore slow and hesitant about doing it., regardless, Without being influenced or stopped by any difficulties or conditions., forthcoming, Willing to give information, help, or speak openly; can also mean happening or arriving soon., sip, To drink a very small amount of a liquid at one time.

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