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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
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Knight in shining armour
What is it 'knight in shining armour'? Is it an idiom?
Is 'shining' an adjective? Is 'shining' used instead of 'shiny' because it's an idiom?
Is 'shining' an adjective? Is 'shining' used instead of 'shiny' because it's an idiom?
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It is probably 'shining' because it is a fixed phrase, yes. w=knight+in+shining+armour&ls=a ]HERE[/url].
- It is probably 'shining' because it is a fixed phrase, yes.
- w=knight+in+shining+armour&ls=a ]HERE[/url].
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It is probably 'shining' because it is a fixed phrase, yes. You can find its meaning [url=http://www.onelook.com/?w=knight+in+shining+armour&ls=a]HERE[/url].
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