chapter 59 Flashcards
I was wide awake and ____________ the whole Nessa situation all night long.
steaming over
well, that, and CAthy’s snores which _________________ once she had gotten her confession out
picked up like clockwork
clockwork
clockwork
Used to describe a detailed process or activity that proceeds without problems.
My bike performed like clockwork today.
I can’t believe I let myself get ____________ by them
suckered in
suckered into
North Americaninformal
fool or trick (someone).
“they got suckered into accepting responsibility”
All of it is just to _____________.
butter me up
Angela has slowed to a __________ as she leans forward and squints out the window
crawl
Coop’s eyes go wide as he quickly _________ Matt and me out of the car
shoos
paparrazzo
pa·pa·raz·zo ˌpäpəˈrätsō/ noun plural noun: paparazzi a freelance photographer who pursues celebrities to get photographs of them.
I thought we weren’t going to get this movie made, now it’s going to be ___________ dawg
paparazzi city
If she doesn’t get out of the room now I am afraid I am going to _______ some very un-Rogart-like tears
burst into
What do you mean there is no popcorn? Matt’s grandpa ___________
grouses
The trail blazer theater is _________ with balloons and flowers and posters everywhere
decked out
Everybody all __________ in suits and dresses
spiffed up
decked out
be decked out. — phrasal verb with deck us uk /dek/ verb. to be decorated with something, or dressed in something special: The bar was decked out with red and yellow flags.
spiff up
. US, informal. : to make (someone or something) neater or more attractive : improve. She wants to spiff up her wardrobe.