Air
Give away
Give away verb - To make known (something abstract) through outward signs.
Usage example: the insincerity of his apology was given away by that slight smirk on his face
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ICW's TV announcers would give away the real names of CWA wrestlers, issue challenges on the air, and Savage even once attacked CWA wrestler "Superstar" Bill Dundee at the CWA's gym.
Source: Wrestling / Jerry Lawler -
In "Tomorrow Is Yesterday", Kirk is captured by Air Police in 1969, and cringes with priceless facial expressions as they fiddle with his weapon, toss it, and several times almost press the trigger, conflicted between justifiable fear and the need not to give away future information.
Source: Reckless Gun Usage
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