Have On (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Have On (something) Idiom mean?

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have on (something) What does have on (something) mean?	be wearing something	"What did she have on when you last saw her?"
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take to the woods What does "take to the woods" mean?	to run away and hide	The man decided to take to the woods rather than wait to talk to his angry wife.
Sunday driver What does "Sunday driver" mean?	automobile driver who goes slowly and carefully.	I hate being stuck behind Sunday drivers.
Don't upset the applecart What does "Don't upset the applecart" mean?	If you are advised not to upset the applecart, you are being told not to disturb the way things are done because it might ruin things.
Tighten your belt What does "Tighten your belt" mean?	If you have to tighten your belt, you have to economise.
Get on your soapbox What does "Get on your soapbox" mean?	If someone on their soapbox, they hold forth (talk a lot) about a subject they feel strongly about.
ragjob What does "ragjob" mean?	convertible (car)
get under (someone`s) skin What does "get under (someone`s) skin" mean?	to bother or upset someone	The woman always gets under my skin although I do not really know why.

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Have On (something) Idiom