Have The Feel Of (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Have The Feel Of (something) Idiom mean?

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have the feel of (something) What does have the feel of (something) mean?	have learned how something feels, be accustomed to something	As soon as I had the feel of the airplane, the instructor let me fly it.
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cut/pare (something) to the bone What does "cut/pare (something) to the bone" mean?	cut down severely (on something)	The company had no money so all of the extra expenses were cut to the bone.
two heads are better than one What does "two heads are better than one" mean?	two people working together can achieve better results than one person working alone	Two heads are better than one when you are trying to solve a difficult problem.
keep one`s shirt on What does "keep one`s shirt on" mean?	to keep from losing one`s temper or getting excited, to be calm/patient	"Keep your shirt on. You shouldn`t get so excited about such a small problem."
far and wide What does "far and wide" mean?	everywhere, in all directions	We looked far and wide for the book but could not find it.
Twinkie What does "Twinkie" mean?	Asian person who adopts the lifestyle, attitudes, and such of White people
stone's throw away from (something) What does "stone's throw away from (something)" mean?	to be very close to something	The new vegetable store is a stone's throw away from the large supermarket.

eat crow What does "eat crow" mean?	to admit that you are mistaken or defeated	Our boss was forced to eat crow when he discovered that what he had said was totally wrong.
Bring on board What does "Bring on board" mean?	To make people embrace the ideas intended by the leader or agree to join a team or project is to bring them on board.
pray to the porcelain god What does "pray to the porcelain god" mean?	vomit; throw up
ream out What does "ream out" mean?	scold or berate somebody
get mixed up What does "get mixed up" mean?	to become confused	"I`m sorry but I got mixed up with the dates. That`s why I came today."

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Have The Feel Of (something) Idiom