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Idioms MCQs with Answers

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Idioms MCQs (631–640)

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  1. 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'?

  2. 632.

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    The idiom "Cut the mustard" means _?

  3. 633.

    Idiom: To be at loggerheads means _?

  4. 634.

    What does the idiom 'Lean and mean' mean?

  5. 635.

    What does the idiom 'off one's rocker' imply when referring to someone's behavior?

  6. 636.

    What does the idiom 'off the point' mean?

  7. 637.

    What does the idiom 'burn the candle at both ends' mean?

  8. 638.

    To have a chip on one's shoulder means:

  9. 639.

    What does the idiom 'put out' mean when someone is described as being put out?

  10. 640.

    What does the idiom 'As clear as a dumpling broth' mean?

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