Idiom: to work out the kinks

Definition: to solve small problems, usually in a larger process

Examples:

Don’t worry about the small stuff yet. Let’s focus on the big picture, and we’ll work out the kinks later.

Before you introduce a new product, be sure to work out the kinks. Small problems are okay in development, but if you go public with them, they make customers angry.

 

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