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651.The idiom "Pull someone's leg" means

652.The idiom "pay on the nail" means:

653.The idiom "On Tenterhooks" means

654.The idiom “cast iron stomach” means

655.The idiom “Be out of the woods” means

656.The idiom "with bag and baggage" means

657.The idiom ”Grin from ear to ear" means

658.The word “Complacent” means:

659.The loyal watchman was cut to the quick when he was accused of theft. In the above sentence, the idiom "cut to the quick" means

660.Listening to the lecture was watching grass grow. In the above sentence, the idiom "watching grass grow" means

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