Have/has ('ve/'s) Got Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Have/has ('ve/'s) Got Idiom mean?

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have/has ('ve/'s) got What does have/has ('ve/'s) got mean?	have/has.	"John's got a son whose name is Benjamin and adaughter whose name is Shannon."
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flying What does "flying" mean?	under the influence of drugs

beyond measure What does "beyond measure" mean?	to be more than can be measured	The man's love for his city is beyond measure.
check that What does "check that" mean?	ignore that; cancel that (last remark or item)
a honky-tonk What does "a honky-tonk" mean?	a cheap night-club or dance hall	We went to a honky-tonk in the small town where we stopped last night.
pull (something) off What does "pull (something) off" mean?	to accomplish something remarkable	My friend is lucky that he pulled off the new business venture with no problems.
drop by the wayside What does "drop by the wayside" mean?	to give up or fail before the finish of something	Many runners dropped by the wayside during the marathon.
Cold turkey What does "Cold turkey" mean?	To quit something abruptly.	You will not lose weight until you give up chocolate, and I suggest you go cold turkey. The expression originates from the goose bumps and palor which accompany withdrawal from narcotics or tobacco. One's skin resembles that of a plucked, cold turkey....

At the top of your voice What does "At the top of your voice" mean?	If you talk, shout or sing at the top of your voice, you do it as loudly as you can.
one of these days What does "one of these days" mean?	soon, before long, someday	One of these days they plan to open a new movie theater but we have already been waiting many years.
Noddy work What does "Noddy work" mean?	(UK) Unimportant or very simple tasks are noddy work.
ground-pounder What does "ground-pounder" mean?	infantryman

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Have/has ('ve/'s) Got Idiom