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English Idioms: Pull Somebody's Leg

Pull Somebody's Leg — to tease or joke with someone by telling lies. Examples: 'She said she found $1 million in the park, but I think she was just pulling my leg.' 'Don't worry. I won't tell it to an

Pull Somebody's Leg

To tease or joke with someone by telling lies.

Examples:

She said she found $1 million in the park, but I think she was just pulling my leg.

Don't worry. I won't tell it to anyone. I was just pulling your leg. (It was a joke.).

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