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| Cat got your tongue? (Meaning: "Why aren't you talking? Your silence is suspicious.") Look what the cat dragged in. (Meaning: something that looks ragged or discheveled, much like a mouse that a cat has caught and partially eaten) When the cat's away, the mice will play. (Meaning: If no one is watching, people will misbehave.) Let the cat out of the bag. (Meaning: to tell a secret) |
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