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touch
(redirected from touching up)

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a magic touch
be an easy touch
be in touch
be out of touch
be out of touch with
be touch-and-go
cover all the bases
finishing touch
have the Midas touch
hit a nerve
I wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole
I wouldn't touch with a barge pole
in touch
in touch with

Keep in touch
lose contact with
lose touch
lose touch with reality
not to touch a drop
not touch with a ten-foot pole
out of touch
put in touch with
put the bite on
soft touch
strike a chord
the common touch
the Midas touch
touch a nerve

touch a sore spot
touch at some place
touch base
touch down
touch for
touch of
touch off
touch on
touch to
touch up
touch with
touch wood
touch-and-go
wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole

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touch up
touch with
touch wood
touch-and-go
touched
touched by
touching up
touchy-feely
tough
tough act to follow
tough as an old boot
tough as nails
tough break
tough call

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