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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

tongue-in-cheek

0Could anyone explain, what does `tongue-in-cheek' mean?0-
  

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0In the case of vocabulary, please do try the [url=05000]DICTIONARIES[/url] first, Gary-- it will save both of us time and trouble. w=tongue-in-cheek&ls=a

— Mister Micawber

  • 0In the case of vocabulary, please do try the [url=05000]DICTIONARIES[/url] first, Gary-- it will save both of us time and trouble.
  • w=tongue-in-cheek&ls=a
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0In the case of vocabulary, please do try the [url=05000]DICTIONARIES[/url] first, Gary-- it will save both of us time and trouble. 0240hrefhttp://www.onelook.com/?w=tongue-in-cheek&ls=a
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0Short phrases or idioms are also often included at [url=05000/]ONE LOOK[/url]-- I go there first myself. 0230hrefhttp://www.onelook.com
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