chapter 7 Flashcards

1
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We’ll just _______ a few simple tracks and see how they sound

A

lay down

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2
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Recording us playing is only going to confirm what we already know: we _______

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stink

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3
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My thighs are _______ from the _____ of pedaling

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burning; slog

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4
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slog

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slog
släɡ/
informal
verb
verb: slog; 3rd person present: slogs; past tense: slogged; past participle: slogged; gerund or present participle: slogging
1. 
work hard over a period of time.
"they were slogging away to meet a deadline"
synonyms:
work hard, toil, labor, work one's fingers to the bone, work like a Trojan/dog, exert oneself, grind, slave, grub, plow, plod, peg; More
informalbeaver, plug, work one's guts out, put one's nose to the grindstone, sweat blood; 
literarytravail; 
archaicdrudge, moil 
"they were all slogging away"
antonyms:
relax
walk or move with difficulty or effort.
"he slogged home through the gray slush"
synonyms:
trudge, tramp, tromp, traipse, toil, plod, trek, footslog 
"they slogged around the streets"
2. 
hit forcefully and typically wildly, especially in boxing.
"the fighters were slogging away"
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5
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make 3 sentences with slog

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slog
släɡ/
informal
verb
verb: slog; 3rd person present: slogs; past tense: slogged; past participle: slogged; gerund or present participle: slogging
1. 
work hard over a period of time.
"they were slogging away to meet a deadline"
synonyms:
work hard, toil, labor, work one's fingers to the bone, work like a Trojan/dog, exert oneself, grind, slave, grub, plow, plod, peg; More
informalbeaver, plug, work one's guts out, put one's nose to the grindstone, sweat blood; 
literarytravail; 
archaicdrudge, moil 
"they were all slogging away"
antonyms:
relax
walk or move with difficulty or effort.
"he slogged home through the gray slush"
synonyms:
trudge, tramp, tromp, traipse, toil, plod, trek, footslog 
"they slogged around the streets"
2. 
hit forcefully and typically wildly, especially in boxing.
"the fighters were slogging away"
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6
Q

_____________________ then, I wheeze out. We don’t have to… hand it in

A

kicks

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7
Q

Just for kicks then. I ________________. We don’t have to.… hand it in

A

wheeze out

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8
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We can ____ the songs ____ with my computer and Garage Band

A

smooth out

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9
Q

I ______ and race down my street before they can protest

A

peel off

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10
Q

I peel off and ___________ my street before they can protest

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race down

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11
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I coast up to my house, not entirely confident that Matt and Sean will feel guilty enough to show later. STill I’m ___________________

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holding onto a tiny strand of hope

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12
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I can hear Mom singing–or rather _____________–the Beatles when I open the front door

A

butchering

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13
Q

Those aren’t the words, Mom, I say as I step into the kitchen, heading straight for the cupboard to _______

A

forage

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14
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I laugh, ___________________ the already opened bag of Doritos and grabbing the brand new bag of Cheetos hiding in the back

A

reaching past

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15
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She pulls out a __________________ container with something beige in it. NOw what’s this?

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tupperware

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16
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Angela walks into the kitchen, ____________ her cell phone.

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blabbing on

17
Q

Angela walks into the kitchen, _____________ her cell phone. I’m so sure, she says. Like I even care

A

blabbing on

18
Q

My stomach ________________. If I have to eat another cardboard encased microwave meal I may put myself up for adoption

A

heaves

19
Q

My stomach heaves. IF I have to eat another __________________ microwave meal I may ______________.

A

cardboard encased; put myself up for adoption

20
Q

I am ______________________ homemade oven-fried chicken, roast potatoes, and ___________

A

leaning more toward; corn on the cob

21
Q

I say, _____________- the bag of Cheetos

A

tearing open

22
Q

Right and who’s __________________ in the next—she glances at the sunflower clock on the wall–twenty minutes, before I have to be at Porterhouse NIck’s

A

whipping that up

23
Q

I don’t want to reschedule, Graham! Angela ____________ her phone.

A

barks into

24
Q

Have fun at the gym, asshole. I hope you ____________

A

strain your groin

25
Q

He’s going to break up with me. I know it. Angela ____________ a chair, the legs scraping on the floor

A

flops down into

26
Q

Angela flops down into a chair, the legs ______________

A

scraping on the floor

27
Q

He’s going to break pu with me, and it’s all because of my giant schnoz

A

schnoz

28
Q

Don’t talk like that. You are beautiful, honey. You’re just _______________________

A

coming into your own

29
Q

You will see. Six omnths from now you’ll be _______________

A

beating the guys off with a stick

30
Q

Yowch, I say, _______________ a handful of cheese puffs into my mouth

A

popping

31
Q

Angela shoots me a _________________

A

double barrelled finger salute

32
Q

Just… go into the family room. She starts _______________________ the box of pot pies

A

fumbling with

33
Q

Angela _________. Jesus, Coop. ARe ou faling out of tenth grade already

A

chortles