have pull with (someone) -Idioms

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have pull with (someone)

to have influence with someone

My friend has pull with his boss and often goes home early.

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have rocks in one's head

have second thoughts about (someone or something)

have seen better days

have sticky fingers

have the best of both worlds

have the courage of one's convictions

have the devil to pay

have the feel of (something)

have the gall to (do something)

have the gift of the gab

at the eleventh hour

have a finger in the pie

come to a standstill

hale and hearty

line one's own pockets

learn (something) from the bottom up

big frog in a small pond

cut (someone) in or cut in (someone)

have half a mind to (do something)

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