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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groovy What does "groovy" mean?	cool; nice; excellent (anacrhonistic)

ravished with delight What does "ravished with delight" mean?	to be overcome with happiness or delight	I was ravished with delight when I heard that my friend had decided to get married.
greatest thing since sliced bread What does "greatest thing since sliced bread" mean?	the best thing that there ever was	The new digital camera is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
cross swords with (someone) What does "cross swords with (someone)" mean?	to have an argument with someone	I do not want to cross swords with my supervisor again.
dressed to kill What does "dressed to kill" mean?	to wear one`s finest clothes	The woman was dressed to kill when I saw her at the concert last week.
wonk What does "wonk" mean?	serious, dedicated student

now and then What does "now and then" mean?	occasionally	I like to go to that restaurant now and then.
shitload of What does "shitload of" mean?	large quantity of something
lay it on thick What does "lay it on thick" mean?	praise someone too much	My friend began to lay it on thick when I told him about my new job.

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Make (something) To Order Idiom