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Keep it under your hat? #1 (permalink) Mon Nov 15, 2004 15:07 pm   Keep it under your hat?
 

Test No. incompl/advan-41 "Talking through his hat", question 4

I hope you can keep a secret because I'd like you to keep this information ......... your hat.

(a) under
(b) in
(c) by
(d) over

Test No. incompl/advan-41 "Talking through his hat", answer 4

I hope you can keep a secret because I'd like you to keep this information under your hat.

Correct answer: (a) under

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Keep it under your hat #2 (permalink) Mon Nov 15, 2004 19:32 pm   Keep it under your hat
 

If you keep something under your hat, you keep it secret, confidential and don't tell anybody about it.

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