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Select the correct meaning of the idiom “pull someone’s leg”. Apply it in the context of AFCAT Vocabulary Synonyms and Antonyms Test.

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Select the correct meaning of the idiom “pull someone’s leg”. Apply it in the context of AFCAT Vocabulary Synonyms and Antonyms Test.

Correct Answer: D. joke with someone

Question: Select the correct meaning of the idiom “pull someone’s leg”. Apply it in the context of AFCAT Vocabulary Synonyms and Antonyms Test.

A. in good and bad times

B. lose an opportunity

C. stop working

D. joke with someone

Correct Answer: D. joke with someone

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Correct answer: D. joke with someone