EnglishTeacherChristina a Twitter: "#Idiom Steal my thunder Meaning: When someone takes credit for an idea you had or something you did http://t.co/M2cXQK4uvf"
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meaning and origin of 'to steal someone's thunder' | word histories
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Stop stealing my thunder': the surprising histories of 11 common English idioms - The National
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Stole my thunder - Idioms by The Free Dictionary
Steal someone's thunder" means "to take credit for something that someone else did". Example… | Learn english words, Idioms and phrases, Interesting english words
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To steal someone's thunder” – English proverb | Free English Materials For You
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meaning and origin of 'to steal someone's thunder' | word histories
BABY STOLE MY THUNDER - CHARIS KIRCHHEIMER
Go Ahead: 'Steal My Thunder'
Signs your coworker might be trying to steal your job and what you can do about it – Quill.com Blog
Stop stealing my thunder': the surprising histories of 11 common English idioms - The National
Stop stealing my thunder': the surprising histories of 11 common English idioms - The National
To steal someone's thunder” – English proverb | Free English Materials For You
Happy birthday to someone who has stolen my thunder by being born on the same day as me | Birthday Ecard
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To steal someone's thunder” – English proverb | Free English Materials For You
Steal someone's thunder
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Go Ahead: 'Steal My Thunder'
