Familiar With (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Familiar With (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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familiar with (someone or something) What does familiar with (someone or something) mean?	to have knowledge of someone or something	My friend is familiar with the streets in the city and can drive there easily.
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thick-skinned What does "thick-skinned" mean?	insensitive, not easily upset or hurt	You must be thick-skinned if you decide to get involved in politics.

play the devil's advocate What does "play the devil's advocate" mean?	to argue against something even if you may agree with it	I was playing the devil's advocate when I asked my friend some questions about his plan to change jobs.
time to cruise What does "time to cruise" mean?	idiom. time to depart, leave, or go
wonk What does "wonk" mean?	serious, dedicated student
once in a blue moon What does "once in a blue moon" mean?	very rarely	We only go out for Italian food once in a blue moon although we enjoy it very much.
horse's ass What does "horse's ass" mean?	obnoxious, dumb person
count (someone) out What does "count (someone) out" mean?	to exclude someone from something	"Please count me out of your plans to go skiing for the weekend."
horse trade What does "horse trade" mean?	to bargain in a hard and skillful way	We had to do some horse trading but finally we reached a deal to buy the new house.
give notice What does "give notice" mean?	inform an employer, employee, landlord or tenant that a contractual agreement will end	The woman gave notice that she will leave her job next month.

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Familiar With (someone Or Something) Idiom