let on (something) -Idioms

Idioms

let on (something)

to reveal something, to inform about something

"Please don`t let on that you saw me at the movie last night."

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let one's emotions show

let out (some kind of sound) or let (some kind of sound) out

let out (someone) or let (someone) out

let out (something) or let (something) out

let out clothes

let sleeping dogs lie

let the cat out of the bag

let the chance slip by

make (someone's) flesh crawl

call a meeting to order

turn over a new leaf

come to a bad end

bee in one's bonnet

(a fine) kettle of fish

rub (someone) the wrong way

muscle in on (someone or something)

keep a stiff upper lip

clean out (something) or clean (something) out

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