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• leave someone to twist in the wind — (leave (someone) to) twist in the wind 1. to keep someone waiting for a decision or answer. Carolyn was left twisting in the wind for about a week, and so were several other people who interviewed for the job. 2. to be forced to exist without… …   New idioms dictionary

• leave to twist in the wind — (leave (someone) to) twist in the wind 1. to keep someone waiting for a decision or answer. Carolyn was left twisting in the wind for about a week, and so were several other people who interviewed for the job. 2. to be forced to exist without… …   New idioms dictionary

• leave someone hanging — leave (someone) hanging to keep someone waiting for a decision or answer. I was left hanging for three weeks before I got a call offering me the job …   New idioms dictionary