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have a clear conscience What does have a clear conscience mean?	be free of guilt	I have a clear conscience and am not worried that I did anything wrong.
have a clear conscience What does have a clear conscience mean?	to be free of guilt	I have a clear conscience and I am not worried that I did anything wrong.
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tight spot What does "tight spot" mean?	a difficult situation	The computer company has been in a tight spot since the shortage of computer chips appeared.

huff and puff What does "huff and puff" mean?	breathe very hard	I was huffing and puffing when I reached the top of the stairs.
dullard What does "dullard" mean?	dumb, idiotic person
hard feelings What does "hard feelings" mean?	angry or bitter feelings	I don`t have any hard feelings toward my boss even though he fired me.

get a lump in one's throat What does "get a lump in one's throat" mean?	to feel like there is something in one's throat (like you are going to cry)	My sister got a lump in her throat when she watched her daughter's graduation.
white elephant What does "white elephant" mean?	a useless possession (that often costs money to maintain)	The new airport is a white elephant and nobody wants to use it.
hold all the aces What does "hold all the aces" mean?	to have all the advantages (the ace is the most valuable card in many card games)	The company held all the aces when it began to negotiate with the small union.
ships that pass in the night What does "ships that pass in the night" mean?	people who meet briefly by chance but are unlikely to meet again	We were like two ships that pass in the night and I do not think that I will ever see that person again.
on a fool's errand What does "on a fool's errand" mean?	to be involved in a useless journey or task	I was on a fool's errand as I looked for a store that sold international road maps.

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Have A Clear Conscience Idiom