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let the cat out of the bag
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1.
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UK
Australia
Canada
international
informal
colloquial
To reveal a secret or disclose information that was intended to be kept confidential, often unintentionally.
To cause a concealed fact or surprise to become known.
2.
US
UK
informal
To spoil a surprise by revealing details prematurely, whether deliberately or accidentally.
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