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  1. 18-Dec-2005, 07:22 #1
    kwang Guest

    Angry what does this idiom means?

    in on nut.
  2. 18-Dec-2005, 07:50 #2
    Fizi
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    Default Re: what does this idiom means?

    in on nut.
    It doesn't mean anything. The closest idiom to that would be 'in a nutshell', which means 'in summary', or 'to be brief'.
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