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    Idiom Corner: ‘Straight from the Horse’s Mouth’

    Meaning: We use ‘straight from the horse’s mouth’ when we want to say that information was given by the person responsible for the action or who heard the news first hand or witnessed the event.

    Example: A young couple at home after work:

    Ashley: “Is Chantel pregnant? I heard somebody talking about it at work today.”

    Madison: “I don’t know! Let me call her so I can hear it straight from the horse’s mouth!”     ... See MoreSee Less

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