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lose one's touch (with someone or something) What does lose one's touch (with someone or something) mean?	lose one's ability to handle someone or something	I think that the horse trainer is losing her touch with the horses that she is training.
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pitch-black What does "pitch-black" mean?	very black, as black as pitch	The road was pitch-black and we could not see anything.

radical What does "radical" mean?	excellent; good
have growing pains What does "have growing pains" mean?	a child or organization has difficulties in its growth	The new company is having growing pains as it trys to meet the demands for its services.
have a hunch about (something) What does "have a hunch about (something)" mean?	have a feeling that something will or should happen	I had a hunch that my friend would not come to meet me.
thumb one`s nose at (someone or something) What does "thumb one`s nose at (someone or something)" mean?	to look with disfavor or dislike at someone or something	The star player thumbed his nose at the fans when they began to yell at him.
sing/whistle a different tune What does "sing/whistle a different tune" mean?	to contradict something that one has said before, to talk or act in the opposite way	Usually the man does not care if he disturbs his neighbors at midnight but now that he must get up early in the morning he is whistling a different tune.
pig What does "pig" mean?	messy, dirty person

shake hands with (someone) What does "shake hands with (someone)" mean?	to greet someone by clasping his or her hand and shaking it	The two men shook hands when they met for the first time.
heavy going What does "heavy going" mean?	difficult to do	Moving the furniture was heavy going and we became tired quickly.
make the most of (something) What does "make the most of (something)" mean?	use something to one's greatest advantage	He made the most of his time in Europe and visited many art galleries.
crazy about (someone or something) What does "crazy about (someone or something)" mean?	to like someone or something very much	My sister is absolutely crazy about rap music.

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Lose One's Touch (with Someone Or Something) Idiom