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be as white as a sheet to be very pale, usually because you are frightened or ill. She was trembling all over and as white as a sheet. See also: white be three sheets to the wind (old-fashioned) to be drunk. Bobby was already three sheets to the wind when we arrived. a clean sheet 1. if you are given a clean sheet, you can start something again, and all the problems caused by you or other people in the past will be forgotten. I want us to forget all the arguing of the past, and start the New Year with a clean sheet. 2. if a football team or a goalkeeper (= the player who stands in the goal) has a clean sheet, they do not allow the other team to score any goals. United kept a clean sheet in an away match for the first time this season. See also: clean a rap sheet (American, informal) information kept by the police about someone's criminal activities. The gunman's rap sheet had a long list of weapons and narcotics offenses. See also: rap a scandal sheet (American & Australian, informal) a newspaper or magazine that contains many articles about shocking or surprising events. It's just a scandal sheet - full of murders, beatings, suicides and little else. |
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