Have Second Thoughts About (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Have Second Thoughts About (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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have second thoughts about (someone or something) What does have second thoughts about (someone or something) mean?	have doubts about someone or something	Recently, I am having second thoughts about buying a new motorcycle.
have second thoughts about (someone or something) What does have second thoughts about (someone or something) mean?	to have doubts about someone or something	We are beginning to have second thoughts about going camping on our holiday.
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know (someone or something) like the back/palm of one's hand What does "know (someone or something) like the back/palm of one's hand" mean?	to know someone or something very well	The taxi driver knows the city like the back of his hand.

a dose of one's own medicine What does "a dose of one's own medicine" mean?	the same kind of treatment that one gives to other people	The man got a dose of his own medicine when his boss began to treat him the same way that he treated others.
Face like thunder What does "Face like thunder" mean?	If someone has a face like thunder, they are clearly very angry or upset about something.
Make a song and dance What does "Make a song and dance" mean?	(UK) If someone makes a song and dance, they make an unecessary fuss about something unimportant.
knock (someone or something) out What does "knock (someone or something) out" mean?	make someone unconscious, make something unworkable or unusable	The storm last night knocked out power in most of the town.
nuts and bolts (of something) What does "nuts and bolts (of something)" mean?	the basic facts about something	The nuts and bolts of the housing loan were carefully discussed by the bank and their client.
wedgie What does "wedgie" mean?	pulling the underwear up tightly from behind
as a rule What does "as a rule" mean?	usually, as a habit	As a rule, I get up at 7:00 every morning.
dressed to the nines/teeth What does "dressed to the nines/teeth" mean?	to be dressed elegantly, to be dressed very well	The couple were dressed to the nines when they went to the opening of the new theater production.
take (someone) under one`s wing/wings What does "take (someone) under one`s wing/wings" mean?	to protect and help someone	The supervisor took the new employee under his wing and began to teach him about the company.

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Have Second Thoughts About (someone Or Something) Idiom