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let on

phraseC1Not compared — the two pools are counted one word at a time, so a phrase has no score

To let on is to tell a secret you meant to keep. Do not let on that you know.

It is used most in the negative, as an instruction not to. To let on can be done by a face as easily as by words.

Definitions of let on

  1. 1phraselet onTo tell a secret you meant to keep.C1

    “Whatever you do, do not let on about the party.”

let on is a phrase.

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