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What idiom has a description of surrender?

The idiom that describes surrender is "throw in the towel."

This idiom originated from boxing, where a boxer's corner would literally throw a towel into the ring to signal their fighter's surrender.

Here are some other idioms related to giving up or surrender:

* "Wave the white flag": A sign of surrender, often associated with military battles.

* "Call it quits": To stop doing something, often due to difficulty or frustration.

* "Fold like a cheap suit": To give up easily, implying weakness.

* "Give up the ghost": To die or cease to function.

* "Lay down your arms": To surrender, specifically in a military context.

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