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Idioms MCQs with Answers
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- 631.
What does the idiom 'out of one's mind' imply when someone says, 'He's out of his mind for trying that risky stunt'?
- 632.
Past Paper MCQ
The idiom "Cut the mustard" means _?
- 633.
Idiom: To be at loggerheads means _?
- 634.
What does the idiom 'Lean and mean' mean?
- 635.
What does the idiom 'off one's rocker' imply when referring to someone's behavior?
- 636.
What does the idiom 'off the point' mean?
- 637.
What does the idiom 'burn the candle at both ends' mean?
- 638.
To have a chip on one's shoulder means:
- 639.
What does the idiom 'put out' mean when someone is described as being put out?
- 640.
What does the idiom 'As clear as a dumpling broth' mean?