put flesh on



put flesh on (the bones of) something

to add more detail to something in order to make it more interesting or easier to understand We need some real figures and evidence to put flesh on the theory. It would be wise to put flesh on the bones of your basic proposal before you ask them to consider it.
See press the flesh
See also: flesh, on, put

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Adamson['ædəmsn]
Bethel['beθəl]
CarlKAHRL (German, English)German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, English
Peretz-Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Nonus-Ancient Roman (Rare)
Olle-Swedish