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24-Mar-2006, 22:26
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 Lied through their teeth |
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25-Mar-2006, 05:47
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| Re: Lied through their teeth MW, This expression shows that someone is telling a big lie, and really doesn't care. A thief will "lie through his teeth" to avoid going to jail. Where are you getting all of these? PJ |
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