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acquit

v.
1.pronounce not guilty of criminal charges
2.behave in a certain manner

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    Idiom of the Day

    have a field day
    to have a chance to do much of something that you want - especially the chance to criticize someone
    The media had a field day with the scandal in the city government.



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    unscathed

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