Question 64
Idioms and Phrasal VerbsChoose the option nearest in meaning to the underlined phrase: To be above board is to be
- A.afloat
- B.on top of a plank
- C.above suspicion
- D.raised above a board
- E.the chairman of a board
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: C (above suspicion)
Explanation
Something above board is honest and open, with nothing to suspect.