Make (something) To Order Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Make (something) To Order Idiom mean?

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make (something) to order What does make (something) to order mean?	make something only when someone requests it	The construction company must make many parts for their equipment to order.
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jazzed What does "jazzed" mean?	excited; in a good frame of mind

go jump in a lake What does "go jump in a lake" mean?	to go away and quit bothering someone	My friend wanted to borrow some money from me but I told her to go jump in a lake.
whatever What does "whatever" mean?	it's trivial, unimportant, irrelevant.	Like, whatever! It's not important, you know.
How so? What does "How so?" mean?	how is it so?	"I know that you think that the answer is wrong but how so?"
to/of no avail What does "to/of no avail" mean?	with no effect, unsuccessful	My complaints to the company were to no avail and nothing at all was done.
eyes are bigger than one's stomach What does "eyes are bigger than one's stomach" mean?	the amount of food that one takes is greater than what one could possibly eat	My eyes were bigger than my stomach and I took too much food at the buffet dinner.
out of all proportion What does "out of all proportion" mean?	of an exaggerated proportion	The complaints of the students were out of all proportion to what we thought the problem was.
eat What does "eat" mean?	pay for the costs or expenses associated with something

put on weight or put weight on What does "put on weight or put weight on" mean?	to gain weight	The basketball player is putting on weight.
split What does "split" mean?	depart; leave
what's happening What does "what's happening" mean?	idiom. what's going on
blue blood What does "blue blood" mean?	someone from a noble or wealthy or aristocratic family	The art exhibition attracted many of the blue bloods in the town.
in spades What does "in spades" mean?	as much or more than you could want (spades are the highest ranking cards in the game of bridge)	The sick child received get well cards in spades when the radio station talked about his illness.
book a hotel/flight/room What does "book a hotel/flight/room" mean?	to reserve a hotel/flight/room in advance	We booked a room for our holiday. I plan to book a flight this weekend.

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Make (something) To Order Idiom