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-By the skin of your teeth
-Get under your skin
-More then one way to skin a cat
-No skin off your nose
-Touch and go
-Wouldn't touch something with a ten-foot pole
-By the skin of your teeth
-Get under your skin
-More then one way to skin a cat
-No skin off your nose
-Touch and go
-Wouldn't touch something with a ten-foot pole
touchy-feely
out of touch
lose touch
keep in touch
BTW, which idioms are related.... -- is it what you meant?
what idiom is related to the sense of touch? 
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