AILET entrance exam Question Bank Solutions

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Merry as a cricket

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To show white feather

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To set the Thames on fire

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On the spur of the moment

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To keep house

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To go hard with one

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To talk over

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To rule the roost

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To turn down

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Modus Operandi

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'To play second fiddle' means

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idiom/phrase.

'Hanging fire' means

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To fight tooth and nail

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The girls hit it off right away.

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You have a hustle to get there on time.

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At Christmas, even the elderly fathers paint the
town red.

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The members of the group were at odds over the selection procedure

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If you pass this difficult examination, it will be a feather in your cap.

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I did not mind what he was saying, he was only talking through his hat.

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He is in the habit of chewing the cuds.