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Word of the day

Idiom of the day behind someone's back If you do something behind someone's back, you do it without letting them know about it. Phrasal verb of the day hold on (1) to hold something like a railing or an overhead strap so you don't fall over Slang of the day rock to be great, excellent Saying of the day Share and share alike Give everyone an equal portion.

The History of English in Ten Minutes

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