Have Bats In Ones Belfry Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Have Bats In Ones Belfry Idiom mean?

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have bats in one's belfry What does have bats in one's belfry mean?	to be a little bit crazy	I think that our neighbor has bats in her belfry.
have bats in one's belfry What does have bats in one's belfry mean?	to be slightly crazy	The woman has bats in her belfry. She is a little crazy.
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have pull with (someone) What does "have pull with (someone)" mean?	have influence with someone	My friend has pull with his boss and often goes home early.

Oops a daisy What does "Oops a daisy" mean?	An expression used to indicate surprise.
wear thin What does "wear thin" mean?	grow less interesting or believable	His excuses began to wear thin after he kept using them again and again.
look a gift horse in the mouth What does "look a gift horse in the mouth" mean?	complain if a gift is not perfect	"Even if you don`t like the present from your company you shouldn`t complain. Remember, don`t look a gift horse in the mouth."
keep a straight face What does "keep a straight face" mean?	stop oneself from smiling or laughing	It was difficult to keep a straight face when the man fell off his chair into the grass.
express (one's) anger What does "express (one's) anger" mean?	to release one's anger	The man often loses his temper which is not a good way to express his anger.
Jog my memory What does "Jog my memory" mean?	If you jog someone's memory, you say words that will help someone trying to remember a thought, event, word, phrase, experience, etc.
crunch numbers What does "crunch numbers" mean?	to do mathematical calculations	Our accountant loves to crunch numbers and he is one of the top managers in our company.
begin to see the light What does "begin to see the light" mean?	to begin to understand (something)	My sister began to see the light and decided to leave her boyfriend.

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Have Bats In Ones Belfry Idiom