quake in one's boots -Idioms

Idioms

quake in one's boots

to be afraid, to shake from fear

I was quaking in my boots when my boss told me to come to his office.

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queer as a three-dollar bill

quick and dirty

quick as a flash

quick as a wink

quick as geased lightning

quick on the draw

quick on the trigger

quick on the uptake

quiet as a mouse

quite a (something)

clear up (something) or clear (something) up

contrary to (someone or something)

run out of patience

go through (someone)

run counter to (something)

have a foot in both camps

step up (something)

a matter of opinion

run-of-the-mill

fit in with (someone or something)

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Nobel Prize
Nobel Prize : Physics
Year : 1968
Name : luis w. alvarez
Country : united states. .. More >>

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