let (someone) in on (something) -Idioms

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let (someone) in on (something)

to tell someone a secret

We let our friend in on our plan to sell our apartment and buy a house.

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let (someone) know (about something)

let (someone) off

let (someone) off (easy)

let (someone) off the hook

let (something) go

let (something) loose

let (something) off or let off (something)

let (something) pass

let (something) ride

let (something) slide

come into one's own

cover one's tracks

take kindly to (someone or something)

where one is coming from

out of the question

separate but equal

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Francis Scott Key was a young lawyer who wrote the poem, 'The Star Spangled Banner', after being inspired by watching the Americans fight off the British attack of Baltimore during the War of 1812. The poem became the words to the national anthem .. More >>

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