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Today's expression:
call it a day: stop working; to decide to quit working and go home. David called it a day and snuck out of the office a little after 3:00.

American Slang
call it quits: stop working and, maybe, leave the place where you work. Also, call it a day. We called it quits after a 10-hour day and went out for a few beers.

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Word of the Day: fog

Think in English: skating

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