to feel anxious or embarrassed.

He always felt a little ill at ease with strangers. (often + with)

The girl behind the bar looked ill at ease in her uniform. (sometimes + in)

• have the edge over something
• have the faintest
• have the faintest idea
• have the final say
• have the final word
• have the first crack at
• have the first crack at something
• have the foggiest idea
• have the foggiest notion
• have the goods
• have the hots for
• have the hots for someone
• have the inside track
• have the last laugh
• have the last word
• have the luck of the devil
• have the makings of
• have the makings of something
• have the measure of
• have the measure of someone
• have the measure of something
• have the right of first refusal
• have the right to first refusal
• have the run of
• have the run of somewhere