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29-Jul-2006, 08:56
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 193-pull the wool over their eyes Look at this sentence. He doesn't know much but he has managed to (pull the wool over their eyes.) Is the part in the parentheses idiom or proverb or anything else? What does it mean? Thank you all Matilda |
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29-Jul-2006, 17:58
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 Re: 193-pull the wool over their eyes It's an idiom meaning to fool or cheat or deceive someone. |
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