know (something) like the palm of (one's) hand Idiom, Proverb

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush

having one is better than seeing many When searching for a better job, remember A bird in the hand... .

a firm hand

a person who will discipline people The students in Grade 8 need a teacher with a firm hand.

a free hand

complete authority, freedom to control The President gave Ms. Drake a free hand in choosing the colors.

a handful

a child who is difficult to manage Jason is not easy to manage. He is a real handful for his mother.

a handout

free food or money, freeload I'm not asking for a handout. I'll pay you back when I find work.

a helping hand

help with a job or task, lend a hand May was always ready with a helping hand.

a hot hand

lucky in card games or at gambling Walter's got a hot hand tonight. He's won four games of poker.

an old hand at

a person with a lot of practice or experience Tom's an old hand at cribbage. He's played since he was a boy.

at hand

easy to reach, nearby I couldn't find any tools near at hand so I was unable to fix the stove.

at the hands of

while competing against, when fighting It was at the hands of his former student that he was defeated.

know (something) like the approach of (one's) hand

To be acutely accustomed with a accurate subject, place, or allotment of media. I've apprehend this book so abounding times that I apperceive it like the approach of my duke at this point. You should ask Samantha for directions—she knows this boondocks like the approach of her hand.Learn more: hand, know, like, of, palm

know someone or something like the approach of one's hand

and know someone or something like the aback of one's hand; apperceive someone or something like a bookto apperceive addition or article actual well. Of advance I apperceive John. I apperceive him like the aback of my hand. I apperceive him like a book.Learn more: hand, know, like, of, palm

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