Knock (someone) Over With A Feather Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Knock (someone) Over With A Feather Idiom mean?

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knock (someone) over with a feather What does knock (someone) over with a feather mean?	surprise someone by something extraordinary	It could have knocked me over with a feather when I saw my friend on TV last night.
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no spring chicken What does "no spring chicken" mean?	not young anymore	My aunt is no spring chicken but she always has lots of energy.

take a look at (someone or something) What does "take a look at (someone or something)" mean?	to examine (usually briefly) someone or something	I will take a look at the problem with the computer tomorrow.
get it through one`s head What does "get it through one`s head" mean?	to understand/believe something	The man has got it through his head that he will get a job without making any effort.
ace What does "ace" mean?	make an "A" on a test, homework assignment, project, etc.	"Somebody said you aced the test, John. That's great!"
Full throttle What does "Full throttle" mean?	If you do something full throttle, you do it with as much speed and energy as you can.
raise a stink about (something) What does "raise a stink about (something)" mean?	to make a major issue out of something	The small business owners began to raise a stink about the new parking tax.
Go play in traffic What does "Go play in traffic" mean?	This is used as a way of telling someone to go away.

off one`s hands What does "off one`s hands" mean?	no longer in one's care or possession	I would like to get my old refridgerator off my hands so that I can buy a new one.
dorkette What does "dorkette" mean?	female dork; dumb, incompetent woman
hang a left What does "hang a left" mean?	make a left turn
turn out What does "turn out" mean?	to be found or known, to prove to be true	It turned out that more people came to the party than we expected.
in exchange for (someone or something) What does "in exchange for (someone or something)" mean?	in return for someone or something	I received the camera in exchange for several discount coupons.

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Knock (someone) Over With A Feather Idiom