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rub salt into wounds

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rub salt into somebody's wounds
to make someone feel even worse about something rub it in It's too bad Charlie couldn't come, but let's not tell him they let us in for free - there's no point rubbing salt into his wounds.
See also: rub, salt, wound


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To rub salt into wounds, the assessor rang on Monday and said there was an offside for the second goal and a clear foul on Pascal (Chimbonda) for the third.
With their crackpot allegations and lies, they and their pet journalists rub salt into wounds that must already be unbearable.
Stewards rub salt into wounds of sprint chaos OFFICIALDOM had a bad day at Down Royal on Friday, when the two 5f handicaps on the card had to be started by tape because of trouble with the stalls.
 
 
 
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