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Red In The Face

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Red In The Face - a very embarrassing situation

• I forgot the name of my new boss. I was red in the face.
• I was red on the face when I ripped my pants.
• My sister was red in the face, because she got confused speaking English.
• I was red in the face when my son said something rude.
• I was red in the face when I got caught lying.
• I was red in the face when I got sick in the car.

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