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Shirt Angry Calm Bad Money Expression Found Imperative

Idiom to keep your shirt on
Definition to not be angry; to keep calm
Examples - Ok, keep your shirt on. It's not as bad as it seems.
- I'm not going to ask you for money, so you can keep your shirt on.
Note This expression is usually found in the imperative (command) form. (An alternative is: Keep your hair on!)

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