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give the meaning of the idiom " the skin of his teeth"

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Answered by Shivanyab2020

Explanation:

The phrase "it's no skin off my nose/teeth" is generally used to mean that something isn't much of a risk/concern. ... Specifically with respect to teeth.

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give the meaning of the idiom " the skin of his teeth"​

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give the meaning of the idiom " the skin of his teeth"