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what is mean sharp as a tack
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Mar 31, 2013 2:32 PM
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"Niel described it perfectly." Sorry typo.
March 31, 2013
Niel describe it perfectly. In other words, he "hit the nail on the head".
March 31, 2013
There's an American band named "Cake" (You probably know of them. I think they're from Philly...Philadelphia.). Listen to their song, "Short skirt, Long jacket" to hear the idiom used in context. I think that's the song's title. I think it's used in the lyrics. Neil described it perfectly. Some other idiom with similar meanings: "on the ball", "with it", "in tune" and "in tune to one's surroundings", or simply, "sharp".
March 31, 2013
"sharp as a tack" is an idiom which means to be very intelligent; mentally acute. Example: "Mrs. Jones may be 90 years old, but her mind is still as sharp as a tack."
March 31, 2013
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