be a past master at (doing something)
be a past master at (doing something)
To be exceptionally skilled or experienced in a particular activity, craft, or field. Not to toot my own horn, but I consider myself to be a bit of a past master at cooking. You should ask Jen—she is a real past master at dealing with this sort of stuff. He's always been a past master at getting by with doing as little work as possible.
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