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Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom / phrase.

What is the correct answer?

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To cool ones heels :

A. To rest for sometime

B. To give no importance to someone

C. To remain in a comfortable position

D. To be kept waiting for sometime

Correct Answer :

D. To be kept waiting for sometime


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