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- 11-Aug-2011, 20:45 #1
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Looking for idiom meaning to lose a tail Hey guys,
I'm not totally sure, but I thought there was an idiom meaning to lose a tail (like a car following you). Does anyone have an idea which idiom I'm talking about? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
--Stephen
- 11-Aug-2011, 21:07 #2
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not a teacher You shake a tail. Or you shake off someone that's following you.
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