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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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Hobin snarls under his breath
Hobin snarls under his breath, "There is now (such rule)>"
Hi,
Does the above mean "Hobin snarls when exhaling ...?" Thanks.
Hi,
Does the above mean "Hobin snarls when exhaling ...?" Thanks.
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Hi, To say something 'under his breath' is an idiomatic way of saying that he is whispering. [6] Clive
- Hi, To say something 'under his breath' is an idiomatic way of saying that he is whispering.
- [6] Clive
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Hi,
To say something 'under his breath' is an idiomatic way of saying that he is whispering.
Pretty hard to snarl under your breath.[6]
Clive
To say something 'under his breath' is an idiomatic way of saying that he is whispering.
Pretty hard to snarl under your breath.[6]
Clive
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