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Idiom: hem and haw To be hesitant and indecisive; equivocate: "a leader who cannot make up his or her mind, never knows what to do, hems and haws" Margaret Thatcher. com
- Idiom: hem and haw To be hesitant and indecisive; equivocate: "a leader who cannot make up his or her mind, never knows what to do, hems and haws" Margaret Thatcher.
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hem and haw
To be hesitant and indecisive; equivocate: "a leader who cannot make up his or her mind, never knows what to do, hems and haws" Margaret Thatcher.
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hem and haw
To be hesitant and indecisive; equivocate: "a leader who cannot make up his or her mind, never knows what to do, hems and haws" Margaret Thatcher.
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Hello everyone:)!
Does that mean that it has a similar meaning to "to be torn between..."? Would it be possible to write it in gerund?
Kekel, sorry, I always ask questions in your threads!
Thanks in advance.
Does that mean that it has a similar meaning to "to be torn between..."? Would it be possible to write it in gerund?
Kekel, sorry, I always ask questions in your threads!
Thanks in advance.
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Look what I found for you.
To stammer or beat around the bush, as in, "Stop your hemming and hawing and just tell me what you think the problem is."
To stammer or beat around the bush, as in, "Stop your hemming and hawing and just tell me what you think the problem is."
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