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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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what the meaning "drop my jaw"
  

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It's usually phrased as my jaw dropped or it made my jaw drop . It means I was very surprised .

— Blue Jay

  • It's usually phrased as my jaw dropped or it made my jaw drop .
  • It means I was very surprised .
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It's usually phrased as my jaw dropped or it made my jaw drop. It means I was very surprised.
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what the different between "shock and drop my jaw"
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Anonymous drop my jaw
That is not used in that form; BJ has given you the idiom: 'make one's jaw drop' or 'My jaw dropped when I saw her...'

'Shock' means the same; it is less colorful.
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Ok Mr, thank you for the answer Emotion: smile

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