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24-Feb-2005, 09:36

Tdol

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American & British Idioms

We can now label idioms to show that they are British or American English. If anyone could help by pointing out any idioms that are British or American, preferably meaning ones that are not used by the other speech community, I would be forever grateful.

http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/idioms/list.php

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