English, asked by naush, 1 year ago

idiom: From the horses mouth..

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Answered by tejas90
5
Meaning: from a dependable or reliable source; from the highest authority; from someone who has personal knowledge; 

mpsingh0412: A dependable or reliable source
naush: thanks
Answered by afsanakasmani
3
Meaning: If you hear something (straight) from the horse's mouth, you hear it from the person who has direct personal knowledge of it.

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naush: copied from google haan...
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