Multiple choice Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning of the given phrase. On the nod <span style="font-size:" new="">On <span style="font-size:" new="">Shake one's head <span style="font-size:" new="">On credit <span style="font-size:" new="">To fall as keep Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself C Correct answer Explanation In some contexts, particularly in British English, 'on the nod' can refer to getting something on credit or through an informal agreement.