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 All tests  TOP 100  Forum  Dictionaries What does the idiom 'to burst at the seams' mean?
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English idiom
The new nightclub was bursting at the seams this past weekend.

Idiom definition
The new nightclub was very busy this past weekend.

Correct answer: (b) was very busy

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 vocabulary answers: adjective noun list gre vocabulary Idiom "lost his shirt"
clothing idioms answer 2
English idiom
Joseph went to Reno and lost his shirt last month.

Idiom definition
Joseph went to Reno and lost all of his money last month.

Correct answer: (c) lost all of his money

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 interactive word games: free online adjectives nouns game Money burns a hole in his pockets? What kind of idiom is this?
clothing idioms answer 3
English idiom
Kevin is always broke because money burns a hole in his pockets.

Idiom definition
Kevin is always broke because he spends his money quickly.

Correct answer: (a) he spends his money quickly

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clothing idioms answer 4
English idiom
Keep your shirt on! I'm going to tell you everything.

Idiom definition
Don't lose your temper! I'm going to tell you everything.

Correct answer: (b) Don't lose your temper

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clothing idioms answer 5
English idiom
Jeff just lost his job. I wouldn't want to be in his shoes right now.

Idiom definition
Jeff just lost his job. I wouldn't want to be in his position.

Correct answer: (a) to be in his position

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English idiom
However, when I asked him about his situation he told me not to worry because he has a card up his sleeve.

Idiom definition
However, when I asked him about his situation he told me not to worry because he has reserve plans that he stored and are available for future use.

Correct answer: (c) he has reserve plans that he stored and are available for future use

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 off the hitch wagon? meaning of "roll up our sleeves"
clothing idioms answer 7
English idiom
Well, it's time to roll up our sleeves!

Idiom definition
Well, it's time to work hard!

Correct answer: (a) work hard

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English idiom
After all these years, Teresa still hasn't seen her husband in his birthday suit.

Idiom definition
After all these years, Teresa still hasn't seen her husband naked.

Correct answer: (c) naked

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clothing idioms answer 9
English idiom
Tara wears the pants in her household.

Idiom definition
Tara is the boss in her household.

Correct answer: (a) is the boss

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English idiom
Will told his friend to zip it up or else!

Idiom definition
Will told his friend to keep a secret strictly confidential or else!

Correct answer: (a) keep a secret strictly confidential

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