Feel Up To (do Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Feel Up To (do Something) Idiom mean?

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feel up to (do something) What does feel up to (do something) mean?	to feel healthy enough or rested enough to do something	I do not feel up to going to the game.
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eat in What does "eat in" mean?	to eat at home, to eat in a restaurant where you have a choice to either eat in the restaurant or take the food out	We usually like to eat in on the weekends. We went to the fast food restaurant and we decided to eat in rather than take the food out.

throw one's hands up in despair What does "throw one's hands up in despair" mean?	to raise one's hands making a sign of giving up, to give up	I threw my hands up in despair and said that I could no longer continue to work on the project.
on the whole What does "on the whole" mean?	in general	On the whole I think that it is a good idea but I would like to study it further.
kawabunga What does "kawabunga" mean?	yeah; horray; yippee (an expression of excitement or enthusiasm, popularized in the TV series "The Simpsons")
be off to a bad start What does "be off to a bad start" mean?	to start something under bad circumstances	The production of the play was off to a bad start when the lights did not work.
odds are against one What does "odds are against one" mean?	there is little chance that you will succeed	there is little chance that you will succeedThe odds were against the boy joining the team but he tried very hard anyway.
hand the torch/baton to someone What does "hand the torch/baton to someone" mean?	hand over a particular duty or responsibility to someone (from the baton or torch that is passed from one runner to the next in a relay race)	hand over a particular duty or responsibility to someone (from the baton or torch that is passed from one runner to the next in a relay race)The president of the company handed the torch to his son when he decided to retire.
Sunday best What does "Sunday best" mean?	fancy, elegant clothing
put (someone) through What does "put (someone) through" mean?	to transfer someone to someone else's telephone	I phoned the credit card company and they quickly put me through to a supervisor.
klotz What does "klotz" mean?	clumsy, often dumb, person
Blow the cobwebs away What does "Blow the cobwebs away" mean?	If you blow the cobwebs away, you make sweeping changes to something to bring fresh views and ideas in.

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Feel Up To (do Something) Idiom