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blow away the cobwebs

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blow away the cobwebs  (British & Australian)
to do something which makes you feel less tired or bored, especially to spend time outside in the fresh air
Usage notes: Cobwebs are made by spiders (= small insects with 8 legs) and are usually found in rooms or places that no one uses very much.
A stroll along the cliffs will blow away the cobwebs.
See also: away, blow


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CELTIC are looking to blow away the cobwebs of European heartache on Saturday - and here's your chance to cheer them on to victory.
The dog, who was third in the William Hill Northern Puppy Derby final, has had two sprint trials to blow away the cobwebs, and Reid will plan the road to Shawfield after the two-year-old has had another spin over four bends.
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