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Common Similes and Their Meanings by gabilus is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This document contains a list of common English idioms that compare something to an object or animal to describe a characteristic or quality. Some examples include "as black as coal" to describe something very dark, "as blind as a bat" to describe someone who cannot see well, and "as brave as a lion" to describe someone who is very courageous. In total, the list contains 37 common idiomatic expressions.

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