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What does the idiom kill fatted mean?

There is no idiom that uses the phrase "kill fatted".

The phrase you might be thinking of is "kill the fatted calf". This is an idiom taken from the biblical parable of the prodigal son.

Here's what it means:

* To celebrate someone's return or a special occasion with a grand feast.

The parable tells the story of a son who leaves home and squanders his inheritance. When he returns, his father welcomes him back with open arms and throws a lavish feast, killing the fatted calf (a prized animal) to mark the occasion.

The idiom "kill the fatted calf" is used to describe a joyful celebration or welcoming of someone special.

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