The Britannica Dictionary - Idiom: let the cat out of the bag = to reveal a secret We wanted the party to be a surprise, but he let the cat out of
English For All Of You - Let the cat out of the bag Literal meaning: The most likely origin of this phrase is very old originating in the 1500s and which refers
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EV Academy - ••• IDIOM OF THE DAY ••• If you let the cat out of the bag, you reveal a secret, probably one that you promised to keep to yourself. #EVAcademy #
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