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Liton Das Posted 8 years ago
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You have me to thank for your eyebrows.
Now what does it mean I got to see this in below link second no.
https://ludwig.guru/s/Have+me+to
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It is an expression saying which relative you inherited a certain characteristic (appearance) from. I have my mother to thank for my lips. ) The father says to the little boy: You have me to thank for your eyebrows.
- It is an expression saying which relative you inherited a certain characteristic (appearance) from.
- I have my mother to thank for my lips.
- ) The father says to the little boy: You have me to thank for your eyebrows.
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It is an expression saying which relative you inherited a certain characteristic (appearance) from.
I have my mother to thank for my lips. (My lips look just like my mother's.)
The father says to the little boy: You have me to thank for your eyebrows.
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