What does ran off with his tail in the air
It is a metaphor meaning to run away proud and victorious, generally after a failed defeat. its a good metaphor!!!
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Who ran off the purtians
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What if your chicks ran off where are did they go
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Who ran off to Hindustan
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What is a tachometer ran off of
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ran
ran IN BRIEF: Went at a pace faster than a walk. A little beetle passed me by. He didn't make
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Ran (Norse goddess of the sea)
http://www.pantheon.org/articles/r/ran.html Ran ( ) n. Mythology The Norse goddess
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Ran (first name)
Ran Gender:  Feminine Usage:  Japanese Other Scripts:  蘭 Means "orchid
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Ran (biochemistry)
Ran a small nuclear G-protein involved with karyopherins that exists in two conformational
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RAN
RAN abbr. Royal Australian Navy. See the Introduction , Abbreviations and Pronunciation
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