Id | in_the_loop_467 |
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Idiom | MAKE HEADS OR TAILS OF (SOMETHING) |
Definition | to understand something |
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Extra Info | The head is the top or front of something, while the tail is the bottom or back. In use since the 1600s, the phrase make heads or tails of something means to understand it from beginning to end (top to bottom). The expression is usually used in the negative or in question form. |
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