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29-Jun-2005, 07:36
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 (meaning of a phrase) is there any one who knows the meaning of this phrase: <let your hair down> thanks alot  |
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29-Jun-2005, 09:17
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 Re: (meaning of a phrase) It's an idiom, and it means, to relax, to not be uptight, "tight" like a hair-bun. |
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