THE HAIR • • • • • THE EYES • To get in somone's hair To hang by a hair The hair of the dog To pull your hair out To put hairs on your chest • • • • All eyes are on (someone or something) To believe one`s eyes To catch (someone`s) eye To give (someone) the eye To have eyes bigger than one’s stomach THE NOSE THE EARS • • • • • To be all ears To not believe your ears To go in one ear and out the other Turn a deaf ear to Lend an ear to • • • • • THE MOUTH • • • • • To have a big mouth From the horse’s mouth To take the words out of mouth To live from hand to mouth To be born with a silver spoon in one’s mouth To powder one’s nose To get up somebody’s nose To keep your nose to the grindstone To see no further than the end of one’s nose To keep nose out of business THE CHIN • • • • • To keep one’s chin up To take it on the chin To chuck someone under the chin To wag one’s chin To make chin music