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lid
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lid noun cap, ceiling, cover, greatest number, limit, maximum, most quantity, outer limit, outer restriction, roof, stop, top, top number
Associated concepts: caps on awards
See also: cap
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In the book, he lifts the lid on his years as a Boro "boot boy", when he would travel the length and breadth of England in support of his heroes.
Ref Jeff gets his own name in book by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
The last in the BBC2 documentary series Real Story, however, promised to tackle the drugs-in-football issue and told us in the introduction that "John Scales lifts the lid on football's dirty secret.
Sport on TV: The drug squad... with no players by The Mirror (London, England)
Former producer Jeff Simpson lifts the lid on how the stars behave, how their every whim is catered for and how the show has changed over the years.
TOP OF THE POPS REVEALED; We go behind the scenes of Britain's ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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