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

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• To cool ones heels :
• To live fast :
• All and sundry :
• At logger heads
• To drive home .
• Spick and span :
• To keep the ball rolling :
• green thumb
• A bakers dozen :
• To turn the tables :
• He made away with ten thousand rupees in the course of three months.
• The mother always insists on keeping the house spick and span .
• To change colour :
• To leave someone in the lurch
• A critic's work is to read between the lines .
• She wanted to go hitch-hiking but her mother put her foot down and now…
• To be in abeyance :
• At one's fingertips
• It is difficult to have a sensible discussion with her as she flies off…
• To fight to the bitter end :
• To hit the nail right on the head
• At a loss
• To set the people by ears :
• To take a leaf out of somebodys book :
• We had (had) better batten down the hatches . The weather is unpredictable.
• The sailors nailed their colours to their mast.
• The new manager ruled the roost to every one.
• The students found it hard to go at equal speed with the professor.
• With great difficulty, he was able to carve out a niche for himself.
• To oil the knocker :

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