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Old 03-Oct-2008, 04:15
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Unhappy Help?

egfedlfm,fsklgm. nvm

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Old 03-Oct-2008, 07:55
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Default Re: Idiom help please.

Saw Right Through Me- Understood me real intention when I was saying something different or lying
Getting In My Hair- Irritating me
Up A Creek- in serious trouble
Blew the Test- failed it or did badly when I should have done better
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Old 03-Oct-2008, 11:04
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Default Re: Help?

Have you looked at the onsite idioms list?

Search Results for 'up the creek' - UsingEnglish.com

In the list you give, "slipped on a corner" is not an idiom I have met. "Blew the test" is an informal way of saying "failed a test", but is not an idiom as such.
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