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Friday, 12 February 2010

IDIOM: 'hold your horses' means wait, hold on, be patient.  You might say  this to someone who is about to do something but has not prepared
IDIOM: 'hold your horses' means wait, hold on, be patient. You might say
this to someone who is about to do something but has not prepared.
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