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Stopped talking completely. Became silent; refused to speak.
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What is the idiomatic of clammed up?
To clam up is to stop talking or to stop providing information.
What is the meaning of clammed up?
To clam up is to stop talking or to stop providing information.
Can a clammed clam clam?
YES! I think... They can also clam up! -Happily!
What rhymes with cram?
rammed, clammed, dammed, damned, hamed, jammed, rammed, scammed, slammed
What are derby slang words?
Derby slang words are words that are used in the Derbyshire dialect. Some Derby slang words include "be said" and "belter" along with "clammed."
What is a synonym for silent?
bashful, buttoned up, checked, clammed up, close, closed up, closemouthed, curbed, dumb, dummied up, faint, hush, hushed, iced, inarticulate, incoherent, inconversable, indistinct, inhibited, laconic, mousy, mum, mute, muted, noiseless, nonvocal, not talkative, reserved, restrained, reticent, shy, silentious, soundless, still, struck dumb, taciturn, tongue-tied, unclear, uncommunicative, unheard, unsociable, unspeaking, voiceless, wordless, zipped
What is the antonyms for bawl?
buttoned up, clammed up, close, close-mouthed, could hear a pin drop, dumb, hushed, hushful, inaudible, low, low-pitched, muffled, mute, muted, noiseless, not saying boo, peaceful, quiescent, quieted, reserved, reticent, secretive, silent, soft, soundless, speechless, still, stilled, taciturn, tight-lipped, uncommunicative, unexpressed, unspeaking, unuttered, whist
Where can you currently find boron?
Boron was discovered in 1808 their were many people that clammed they discovered it an they were Sir Humphry Davy, Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac and Louis Jacques. It was first produced in 1909 by American chemist Ezekiel Weintraub.
What does up yours mean?
it mean shove it up your a hole
Does up mean down?
No, Up does not mean down. In fact, "down" is the antonym of "up"!
What Does Que Wey Mean?
It mean was up bro? or was up dude?
What does stump up mean?
It can mean to pay up. "I couldn't stump up the entrance fee."
