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Idiom: Take Out An Onion

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Meanings

Coined by Private Eye and used as a mock stage description, originally to describe Harold MacMillan.[1]

Suggests that the performer of the action is not sincere in their grief.

Example Sentences

1
I need to take out an onion to chop it for the recipe.
2
Don't forget to take out an onion before you start cooking.
3
Could you please take out an onion from the fridge for me?
4
To make soup, you should take out an onion and dice it.
5
Before you begin sautéing the vegetables, first take out an onion.

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