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let hair down

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let one's hair down 
1. Lit. to undo one's hair and let it fall freely. When she took off her glasses and let her hair down, she was incredibly beautiful.
2. Fig. to tell [someone] everything; to tell one's innermost feelings and secrets. Let your hair down and tell me all about it. Come on. Let your hair down and tell me what you really think.
See also: hair, let

let your hair down
to relax and enjoy yourself without worrying what other people will think It's nice to let your hair down once in a while and go a bit wild.
See also: hair, let

let your hair down
to relax and do what you want The party gives you a chance to let your hair down at the end of the week.
See also: hair, let


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Earlier in the week, Mr Blair had really let hair down at a party when he was pictured with a saucy look on his face as a young British teenager showed off her cleavage And far from the worries of terror alerts and Prezza in charge, he was looking pretty relaxed and carefree again.
 
 
 
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