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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom: Care a hang

1. Hanging clothes to dry
2. Putting an outfit on a hanger
3. Caring too much
4. Showing no interest

Correct answer: Showing no interest

Solution

The idiom "care a hang" means to have no concern or interest in something. It is used to express indifference.

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