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(I had) one too many

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Me pase de (copas)

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Through thick and thin

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Contra viento y marea

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Give or take

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All in a days work

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To go way back

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Yo go out on a limb

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That is in bad taste

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disrespectful joke

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Out of line

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In a minute

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In order to

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Come clean

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Here’s my 2 cents

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Deep seated (rage, for
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Set the bar

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Given the circumstances surrounding

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Look down on

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Bucketlist

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A lot to unpAck

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What u think

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Brick and mortar

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Physical locations of busiensse

Relating to or being a traditional business serving customers in a building as contrasted to an online business a brick and mortar store (HIFENATED!!)

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to take a load off

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Painstaking

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duramente

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Bender

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That’s the last straw

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What gives

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To wrap your head around something

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In the grand scheme of things,

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Got to Hand it to

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To ramp up

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Qualm

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Cut to the chase

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Suck it up

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Crack me up

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Curated

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Bask

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Give me a holler

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Running late

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Same old

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A run for their money

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To “get behind” something

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EF

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Let us in on something

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Fly off the handle

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Lot of angles to

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At face value

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Ramp up

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In the offchance

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First order of business

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Magic bullet

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To your own devices

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It just dawned on me

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To set out to do something

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Ethos

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What is the itch that you’re scratching?

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To cast aspersions

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Takeaways

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Reprehensible

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Painstakingly

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To be dealt a bad hand

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Lobotomite

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Reductionist

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To equate

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First and foremost

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That was not in my visionboard

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Foreshadow

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Wishful thinking

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Be that as it may

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By the second

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…im a sucker for…

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High strung

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Behind the curve and correlate with

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Lose your marbles

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In a minute

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Downright

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Upkeep

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Co-sign

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Bonafide

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Unimpeachable

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All the same

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Enrapture

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Fidelity

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Done and dusted

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Change of heart

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Vetting

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Covert

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…i Can get behind (something)

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Going forward

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Tip off

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Doesn’t cut it

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Glean

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Espigar (recabar)

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Rationale

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In conjunction with

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Eschew

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To fuck around and find out

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Pressing (adj)

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Even a broken clock is right twice a day

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To call for something

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Yo get the drop on someone / something

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Endictments

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Burden

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Everybody wants to sleep with their shrink

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Unpack (a lot to)

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Annuity

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By extension

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Wake

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Velorio

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To muddle through

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To bury the hatchet

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Low and behold

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Square the circle

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Preconceived notions

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Say,……

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To fit the bill

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Happenstance

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Proxy

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Vicarious

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Mind you”

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Fluff

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Daunting

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Overage

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Testaferro

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Frontman

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Green around the gills

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Pale ill nauseous

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Providence

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To speak volumes

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Prerrogative

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Cutra

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Melting
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To veer

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Turmoil

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Inflection

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Uproar

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Set you back at $

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Up x alley

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To be an accessory after the fact

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To hang in the balance

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Made man

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Mafioso

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To put it to bed

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Over and done

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Through and through

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Cadence

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Maxim

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To go through the motions

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To separate the wheat from
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Axioms

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To be at odds

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Exacerbate

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To give the devil its due

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Strung out

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Streamline

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Entwined

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i e

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Shortcomings

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Low and behold

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Stupor

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Counterpoise

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Tailwind headwind

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Multiplicity

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Apropos

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Aftermath

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Wavelenght

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Snake oil

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By any measure

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Hard nut to crack

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To be an item

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To be tied up

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Cuck

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Bask

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Bravado

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The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence - Carl Sagan

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Revel

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Corolary

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THAT IS TO SAY..

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In hindsight

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En retrospectiva

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The proceeds

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What is a hierarchy

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Stave

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What is feedback?

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Forestall

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Price’s law (Derek J de solla price)

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Under false pretense

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Bleak

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“As the next guy”

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To fess up

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Ulterior motives

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As opposed to

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Impetuous

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Pushover

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Zeitgeist

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Spirit of an era

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To substantiate

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Sum (style) and substance

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Chalk and cheese

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The long and short of something

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Tempus fugit

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Time flies.

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All fur coat and no knickers

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All hat and no cattle ✨

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To beef up

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Add substance

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Cold turkey

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sui generis

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Of it’s own kind.

Sui generis is a Latin expression that translates to “of its own kind.” It refers to anything that is peculiar to itself; of its own kind or class. In legal contexts, sui generis denotes an independent legal classification.

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Agent

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To derive

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It logically follows that…

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To be hip

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(Estar enterado)

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Rizz

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Forage

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Pervasive

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Bonanza

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Blinf spot

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Gotta go

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In any way, shape, or form

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Upbringing

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….., considering. (Chris red field)

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Prescribed

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Staggered

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In the wake of

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To forego

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Zenith

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APEX

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To have some / the nerve to

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Starstruck

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In a nutshell

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Remark

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Affluent

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The lot of you

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Cradle

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Magnum opus

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Secular

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Thereby

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Not this skinny Ginny

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Maison

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At no point

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Lax (adj)

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Fortiutous

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To feign

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Pars pro toto

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Socialite

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To attest to something

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Inflection

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To disavow

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To have a penchant for x

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Grift

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To swindle

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Strapped

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I took that to mean x

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Entrapment

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Juncture

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To weather the storm / to keep your head above water / live to fight another day / living on borrowed time

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To waver

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Estirpe

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To allude to

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Practice what you preach

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The only ones who can betray us are those we trust

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To throw shade at x on

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The whole nine yards

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Barren

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Upwards of x

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To dish it out

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To instil

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Yo inflict / delive (propinar)

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Heyday

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It goes to show

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One eye iota (iota)

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To be blown away by

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It cannot go unanswered

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Decorated

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To be mired in x

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To endow

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Perplexing

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Veritable

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It’s like the lights are on but nobody’s home

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Put some respect on my name

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To feel (so) seen by someone / something (this/that)

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Slant

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Intricacies

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Sidewinded

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Peripherals (computer accessories)

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Intertwine

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Bashful

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Inextricable

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To encompass

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Yo branch out

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To be programmed by design

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Pass the proverbial bridge

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A rundown of

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To strip something down (to desmenuzar)

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As opposed to

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To rev (the engine)

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Hecatomb

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Morally bankrupt

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To resent something

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“Let alone x”

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To rant

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Dont get it twisted

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I’ll pay you on the 1st (the 1st chance I get)

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Oversight

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Unwavering

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Hurdle (verb / noun)

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Temperance

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Force of habit

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De facto

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Antics

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Offset

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To dissent

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To bode well or bad for x

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At large

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Quintessential

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Lead time

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Fumble

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Gold standard

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Presumption

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Take it as it comes

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Skim

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Ojear

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Superceed (verb)

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Exponentially

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Feign

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Harken

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To exact (exaction)

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Stratagem

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Arbiter

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Junction

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Toot one’s horn

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Take a load of x

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Fad (noun) trends

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At which point, …

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Afternoon (adjective$

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Vespertino

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Bonafide

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To contend

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Onus

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Syce

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To sway (decision making)

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At large

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Central to

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Yo depict

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“Say, ….(Pepe, for example):

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In some capacity (adjective)

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The election

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Forebearance

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Rebuttal

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Ripples in a pond

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Abject (adj)

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You re the bees knees

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Out of sight, out of mind

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Copious

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To call spade a spade

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Superfluous

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…. On their own right (adjective)

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Malarkey (adjective)

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Beholden to x (adjective)

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Op-ed (noun)

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To entertain something

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To be up to speed in

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Now watch this drive

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Circumnavigate

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To permeate

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(To be) Front and center

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To go off on a tamgent

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Sop (standard operating procedure)

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Meek

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To mistify

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Same as bamboozle

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Skeleton in the closet

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Embarrassing secret that would damage perception of a person

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An honest mistake

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Strange bedfellows

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Lame duck

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Spin doctor

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October surprise

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Witch hunt

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Fishing expedition

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Red tape

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To digress

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To retort

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Class act

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Lenient

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Forethought

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To berate

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Even dull shovels can dig a deep trench

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Maverick

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Try as we / you might,….

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Devoid of x

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An arbiter of x

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Serendipity

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673
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To be peeved

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674
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Overarching

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675
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Iteration

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676
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Endearment

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677
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To hold something to be something

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678
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Self-evident

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679
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To endow

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680
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Purview

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Awry

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682
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Proponent of something

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683
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Then again ,…

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684
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Ploy

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685
Q

To get a jump on x

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686
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Overarching

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687
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Ad-hoc

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688
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Parallelized

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689
Q

Rigamarole (take me through this…)

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Rant

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691
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To extricate

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692
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Inextricable

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693
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Compelling

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694
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Sentiment

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695
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Derivatives

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Parsimony

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697
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policing (verb)

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Impending

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699
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To be a staple of something

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700
Q

To go into a different gear

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701
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Skill issue

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Truce

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Trying (times) - adjective

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Dejected (adj)

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Uninflected (adj)

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Ousted

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707
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Deafening

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708
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Vindicated

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Crossfunctional (ly)

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Deposition

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711
Q

Merely (adverb)

A
712
Q

(Performance) appraisal

A
713
Q

Malversation

A
714
Q

Respondent (s)

A
715
Q

Premise (noun); logic

A
716
Q

Risk apptetite

A
717
Q

Largely (adv)

A
718
Q

Don’t give up your day Job

A
719
Q

Be my
Guest

A
720
Q

To sleep on it

A
721
Q

To irk (verb)

A
722
Q

Skeleton key

A

Llave maestra

723
Q

Good will

A

Ayuda social

724
Q

Endemic

A
725
Q

Whereas and whether

A
726
Q

Outage

A
727
Q

To loom over

A
728
Q

Fallout

A
729
Q

Institutionalized

A
730
Q

Unblemished

A
731
Q

Blemish

A
732
Q

To be tied up

A
733
Q

It checks out

A
734
Q

To shell out (the cash)

A
735
Q

Tailing dam (mining)

A
736
Q

Benefitiated (mining)

A
737
Q

Overburden (mineral waste)

A
738
Q

Engrossed

A
739
Q

To entice

A
740
Q

To rope sb

A
741
Q

To jeopardize

A
742
Q

Sufficient

A
743
Q

To allocate

A
744
Q

To bolster

A
745
Q

To elapse

A
746
Q

Ideally

A
747
Q

Plausible

A
748
Q

To butter up

A
749
Q

To cajole

A
750
Q

To wheedle something out of somebody

A
751
Q

To soft soap

A
752
Q

Quick witted

A
753
Q

Sleight of hand

A
754
Q

To urge somebody to do

A
755
Q

To warp something , personality, etc

A
756
Q

Advent (noun)

A
757
Q

To pan (dissapoint?)

A
758
Q

Yesteryear

A
759
Q

Derelict

A
760
Q

Jettisoned

A
761
Q

To comprise something

A
762
Q

Perennial

A
763
Q

Bereft

A
764
Q

Rendezvous

A
765
Q

Are you coming with?

A
766
Q

To disparage

A
767
Q

To stem

A
768
Q

get with the program

A

Do what’s expected of you ; adopt the prevailing point

769
Q

In the dark about

A
770
Q

Outta pocket

A
771
Q

Chalant / non chalant

A
772
Q

To pay homage

A
773
Q

To go for the extra credit on the assignment
To understand the assignment and go for the extra credit (at the end)

A
774
Q

Keep your shirt on

A
775
Q

(Try to) keep your shirt on

A
776
Q

Well heeled (adjective)

A
777
Q

To accomodate

A
778
Q

To give a run for his money

A
779
Q

Lethargic

A
780
Q

To permeate from

A
781
Q

Bleak

A
782
Q

To Render (a service)

A
783
Q

Bespoke (adjective)

A
784
Q

To hit it off (right away)

A
785
Q

(Slang) to be / have something someone on his or her bingo card

On one’s bingo card.

A

A list of possible, expected, or likely scenarios.
“I’m pretty sure nobody had “global pandemic” on their bingo card back in 2016…

786
Q

Rumor has it

A
787
Q

Make believe

A
788
Q

Cross my heart and hope to die

A
789
Q

To punch the clock when you’re vertical

A
790
Q

To undercut

A
791
Q

Underemphasize

A
792
Q

At x’s peril

A
793
Q

To have a way with words

A
794
Q

To divert

A
795
Q

Indenture / indentured (servants)

A
796
Q

Coveted

A
797
Q

Plateau

A
798
Q

To earmark

A
799
Q

To galvanize someone into “action”

A
800
Q

To parse

A
801
Q

To sleep on it

A
802
Q

Well adjusted

A
803
Q

Multi factorial

A
804
Q

X that can be derived from…

A
805
Q

Distillation if essential elements

A
806
Q

Up and coming

A
807
Q

In a critical light

A
808
Q

Sucks to suck

A
809
Q

To desecrate

A
810
Q

To be undermanned

A
811
Q

To exude

A
812
Q

All bets are off

A
813
Q

Stratification

A
814
Q

To subordinate / subordinated

A
815
Q

Shill / shilling (Nfts)

A
816
Q

Uplift

A
817
Q

The degree to which

A
818
Q

Decrement

A
819
Q

To insist upon

A
820
Q

To politicize

A
821
Q

To expedite

A
822
Q

(It is or)it is not the land of milk and honey

A
823
Q

To advert

A
824
Q

To usher

A
825
Q

To liken something to something

A
826
Q

Systemic

A
827
Q

Narrative

A
828
Q

Obtuse

A
829
Q

Perpetual

A
830
Q
A

To chafe at x

831
Q

Proponent

A
832
Q

Self-governing

A
833
Q

Lights on nobody home

A
834
Q

To Dissent

A
835
Q

Prevailing

A
836
Q

Interchange

A
837
Q

To wrestle options to the ground

A
838
Q

At which point,

A
839
Q

Inadvertedly

A
840
Q

Dumbfounded

A
841
Q

Platitude

A
842
Q

Disdain

A
843
Q

To ripple

A
844
Q

To anchor something

A
845
Q

To peddle / peddling

A
846
Q

Down to a tee

A
847
Q

To adhere to

A
848
Q

Lighten up

A
849
Q

Predilection

A
850
Q

To epitomize

A
851
Q

To assert something

A
852
Q

To ratify

A
853
Q

Shall in no way be construed to be x

A
854
Q

A figment of (your imagination)

A
855
Q

Governance

A
856
Q

Circular definition

A
857
Q

Discretionary

A
858
Q

Astranged (?)

A
859
Q

Desecrated

A
860
Q

Stick it to the man

A
861
Q

To know the cards you’re holdin

A
862
Q

Vicarious/ly

A
863
Q

But Somewhere along the line …

A
864
Q

Brazen (ly)

A
865
Q

Spite

A
866
Q

to marvel at

A
867
Q

Core tenets of x

A
868
Q

To run counter to

A
869
Q

Pitfall

A
870
Q

Hallmark

A
871
Q

Painstakingly

A
872
Q

To write it off as a x

A
873
Q

Unabashed

A
874
Q

Legalese course = $$$$$$$$

A
875
Q

….., Such that x….

A

My personal star is at a level such that I am recognizable inmediately

876
Q

To break even

A

Cost and revenue = break even point

877
Q

To gain face

A
878
Q

As a melting pot

A
879
Q

To celebrate x

A
880
Q

Core tenants

A
881
Q

To gloat over something

A
882
Q

Just because you live a long life doesn’t mean it can’t come to a Short end

A
883
Q

To be fixing to (come over and apologize)

A
884
Q

Sentiment

A
885
Q

Poignant

A
886
Q

Reprieve

A
887
Q

Expect to be a chalk outline

A
888
Q

Yo wait for the dust to settle

A
889
Q

Superseded

A
890
Q

Emaciated

A
891
Q

To hold rapt

A

Cautivar /?

892
Q

Embroidery

A
893
Q

Tangential

A
894
Q

Between a rock and a hard place

A
895
Q

All that being said

A
896
Q

Woke

A

Progresista (?)

897
Q

You can make the case that

A
898
Q

To be all over the map

A
899
Q

Didn’t mean to pry

A
900
Q

To tinker

A
901
Q

i . e

A
902
Q

2 nuts in a ballsack

A
903
Q

Master distributor

A

Mayoristas

904
Q

Prefacing == postfacing (appending)

A
905
Q

Assertain

A
906
Q

To get a fix on x

A
907
Q

Whereabouts

A
908
Q

High octane

A
909
Q

Dissidents

A
910
Q

Daft

A
911
Q

To avert

A
912
Q

Abrasive

A

Áspero

913
Q

TO THROW DOWN

A
914
Q

As far as (I) x m concerned,…

A
915
Q

To find one’s own avenue

A
916
Q

Yuppies

A
917
Q

In any shape or form

A
918
Q

To be not in tune with x

A
919
Q

If you don’t sacrifice for what you want, what you want becomes the sacrifice

A
920
Q

Bewildered

A
921
Q

Perplexed

A
922
Q

Be that as it may

A
923
Q

Undertone of x

A
924
Q

To keep something under wraps

A
925
Q

Top brass

A
926
Q

Rampant

A
927
Q

Quality face time

A
928
Q

Irrevocably

A
929
Q

Superfluous

A
930
Q

Bottom line

A
931
Q

Technicalities

A
932
Q

Prude

A
933
Q

To single out

A
934
Q

To weave

A
935
Q

Thats (pretty much) the size of it

A
936
Q

Extenuating

A
937
Q

To drive someone up a wall

A
938
Q

Punitive

A
939
Q

Idle hands are the devils playground

A
940
Q

Upheaval

A
941
Q

To be colluded with x

A
942
Q

Blowback

A
943
Q

To substantiate

A
944
Q

X as the guiding principle

A
945
Q

Accessory after the fact

A
946
Q

Newfound

A
947
Q

Trying (something) on for size

A
948
Q

To table a discussion

A
949
Q

At any rate

A
950
Q

The devil is in the details

A
951
Q

Ad hoc

A
952
Q

A mosaic of x

A
953
Q

To default to something

A
954
Q

Anticlimactic

A
955
Q

Notion

A
956
Q

I have a bone to pick with you

A
957
Q

To stress

A
958
Q

To cater to x

A
959
Q

Eclectic

A
960
Q

Brunt

A
961
Q

To come along (nicely)

A
962
Q

To presuppose

A
963
Q

To have a spine

A
964
Q

Playing chess when everyone else was playing checkers

A
965
Q

To curb

A
966
Q

To do the arythmetic

A
967
Q

Shortfall (noun)

A
968
Q

Proliferating (rising)

A
969
Q

Sonder

A
970
Q

To rest on one’s laurels

A
971
Q

Troubadour 🇫🇷

A
972
Q

To lay down sum

A
973
Q

To be a disservice

A
974
Q

To take the upper hand

A
975
Q

Utterly

A
976
Q

Heathen

A
977
Q

To behoove

A
978
Q

Contrición

A
979
Q

To jive with x

A
980
Q

To have something on good authority that

A
981
Q

Up to the wazoo

A

In great abundance. to an extreme degree or in great abundance: She’s got problems up the wazoo.

982
Q

To get up
To speed with x

A
983
Q

To serve to x

A
984
Q

To the tune of

A
985
Q

Not my most sterling moment

A
986
Q

Hiatus

A
987
Q

Yo be at the forefront of x

A
988
Q

Yo Garner

A
989
Q

Not One size fits all answer

A
990
Q

At your earliest convenience (AYec)

A
991
Q

Cognitive dissonance

A
992
Q

Dissonance

A
993
Q

To conflate

A
994
Q

That’s a wrap

A
995
Q

To embody

A
996
Q

Strife

A
997
Q

In all fairness,..

A
998
Q

To get your arms around sth

A
999
Q

Miscelaneo

A
1000
Q

It’s that demon life that got you in its sway

A
1001
Q

To berate

A
1002
Q

To drive something home

A
1003
Q

Yo neglect to consider that

A
1004
Q

To churn out

A
1005
Q

Qualm

A
1006
Q

To stomach something

A
1007
Q

Stay put

A
1008
Q

That’s not gonna fly here

A
1009
Q

To be a byproduct of something

A
1010
Q

To iterate on sth

A
1011
Q

Citizenry

A
1012
Q

The state of affairs

A
1013
Q

Anchored

A
1014
Q

To tout sth

A
1015
Q

Precursor

A
1016
Q

Antithesis

A
1017
Q

Shortfall

A

Deficit

1018
Q

To float an idea

A
1019
Q

Brimming / to the brim

A
1020
Q

Occupational hazard

A

Guajes del oficio

1021
Q

Betterment

A

Mejoramiento

1022
Q

To lean on sb sth

A
1023
Q

Teeming with

A
1024
Q

Educated guess

A
1025
Q

Serves you right!

A
1026
Q

Schadenfreude

A
1027
Q

To curb sth

A
1028
Q

Copious

A
1029
Q

Abhorrently

A
1030
Q

Offshoot

A
1031
Q

To scoff

A
1032
Q

Leave x at the door

A
1033
Q

To erode

A
1034
Q

Distraught

A
1035
Q

Coming of age x adjextive

A
1036
Q

To te caked in sth

A
1037
Q

To be privy to sth (information)

A
1038
Q

Put a sock in it (shut up)

A
1039
Q

Ledger

A
1040
Q

Denizen

A
1041
Q

To double down

A
1042
Q

To hold true

A
1043
Q

To be lost in the sauce

A
1044
Q

To have an endorsement from x

A
1045
Q

Stamped (offset interview)

A
1046
Q

On the double

A
1047
Q

I got your six

A
1048
Q

Balls to the wall

A
1049
Q

Dismissive

A
1050
Q

To weigh in

A
1051
Q

Behind shut eyes

A
1052
Q

Coming of age

A
1053
Q

To transgress

A
1054
Q

Interlocutor

A
1055
Q

I have neither the time nor the crayons to explain this to you.

A
1056
Q

I can only explain it to
You, I can’t understand it for you.

A
1057
Q

I envy everyone you have never met

A
1058
Q

Wisdom always chases you but you’re always faster

A
1059
Q

To take precedence over sth / sb

A
1060
Q

Hand over fist

A
1061
Q

He she gone off the rails

A
1062
Q

Lackluster

A
1063
Q

Impasse

A
1064
Q

Ousted

A
1065
Q

To have this thing on lock

A
1066
Q

Conducive to sth

A
1067
Q

Yo bridge a gap

A
1068
Q

To rise to the occasion

A
1069
Q

Emascúlate / emasculation (public)

A
1070
Q

Convoluted

A
1071
Q

Statute

A
1072
Q

To muse, musing (time)

A
1073
Q

Propensity

A
1074
Q

Vantage point

A
1075
Q

To be stuck up

A
1076
Q

Rinse and repeat

A
1077
Q

Perjury

A
1078
Q

To prey upon x

A
1079
Q

To depredate on x

A
1080
Q

Lights burning!

A
1081
Q

To get your grub on

A
1082
Q

Transgressions

A
1083
Q

Foibles

A
1084
Q

To rub some dirt on it

A
1085
Q

To live on borrowed time

A
1086
Q

Ancillary / ancillaries

A
1087
Q

To amount to something

A
1088
Q

To presuppose

A
1089
Q

Will to power

A
1090
Q

Sublimated

A
1091
Q

Tinge (noun)

A
1092
Q

To bear the brunt of something

A
1093
Q

To temper something

A
1094
Q

To be analogous to

A
1095
Q

Oxymoron

A
1096
Q

To instigate something

A
1097
Q

To be an amalgamation of some things

A
1098
Q

Inexorably

A
1099
Q

Contempt

A
1100
Q

On the same breath

A
1101
Q

Across the board

A
1102
Q

Yo get something mattered out

A
1103
Q

Your world is about to get a whole lot bigger

A
1104
Q

Nitty gritty

A
1105
Q

Brazen (ly)

A
1106
Q

To fumble

A
1107
Q

Blitz

A
1108
Q

To spearhead sth

A
1109
Q

To count your blessings

A
1110
Q

Whats your angle

A
1111
Q

Underhand

A
1112
Q

Putting a period at the end of a sentence

A
1113
Q

It’s all in the eye of the beholder

A
1114
Q

Strata

A
1115
Q

Quartile

A
1116
Q

Candor

A
1117
Q

All systems go

A
1118
Q

To do the rounds on somewhere somebody something?

A
1119
Q

A pop

A
1120
Q

Let alone

A
1121
Q

To go against every fiber of my being / with x2

A
1122
Q

Pro bono

A
1123
Q

Pound of flesh

A
1124
Q

Hallmark

A
1125
Q

Vicarious

A
1126
Q

Inflammatory

A
1127
Q

To foot a bill

A
1128
Q

To lead someone to believe sth

A
1129
Q

Your egos writing checks that your body can’t cash

A
1130
Q

Ledger

A
1131
Q

Tentativey

A
1132
Q

Patently

A
1133
Q

Lay off sth

A
1134
Q

Lay off the haterade

A
1135
Q

I call it like I see it

A
1136
Q

To trump sth

A
1137
Q

In his wake

A
1138
Q

Nuances

A

MATICES!!!

1139
Q

To bleed into sth

A
1140
Q

There’s something I kept going back to

A
1141
Q

One-sided

A
1142
Q

To bounce back

A
1143
Q

Binge

A
1144
Q

Moral fiber

A
1145
Q

He challenged god and complained when it rained

A
1146
Q

De facto

A
1147
Q

He’s so far behind he thinks he’s 1st

A
1148
Q

The wheels are spinning but the hamsters dead

A
1149
Q

You are impossible to underestimate

A
1150
Q

The bar was set on the ground and you brought a shovel

A
1151
Q

It makes sense if you don’t think about it

A
1152
Q

You’re a few sandwiches short of a picnic

A
1153
Q

Simply put, …

A
1154
Q

Imma level with you

A
1155
Q

Battered

A
1156
Q

To be buffeted by sth

A
1157
Q

Hush money

A
1158
Q

Drag sth through the gutter

A
1159
Q

(I like) to keep a finger on the pulse

A
1160
Q

To be a lying snake in the grass

A
1161
Q

Streamline

A
1162
Q

Theres nothing new under the sun

A
1163
Q

To encroach on sth / someone

A
1164
Q

Distilled down to its

A
1165
Q

Highlights and lowlights

A
1166
Q

To punch above one’s weight

A
1167
Q

Ornery

A
1168
Q

Subset

A
1169
Q

Avowedly

A
1170
Q

To disavow

A
1171
Q

Anathema to

A
1172
Q

Bedrock principle of

A
1173
Q

To strike the (right) balance

A
1174
Q

To weather something

A
1175
Q

To be coupled with sth /

A
1176
Q

Breaking point

A
1177
Q

To rage on

A
1178
Q

Souped up (adjective)

A
1179
Q

Octogenarian

A
1180
Q

To strong arm sth / sb

A
1181
Q

Package deal

A
1182
Q

Whats going on?

A
1183
Q

Incorrigible

A
1184
Q

Next thing I know, …

A
1185
Q

Theropod

A
1186
Q

I’m telling you

A
1187
Q

Vivacious

A
1188
Q

Afable

A
1189
Q

Affirmative action

A
1190
Q

(Classic) barnacle

A
1191
Q

Yammering

A
1192
Q

Im just saying

A
1193
Q

Chummy

A
1194
Q

Spineless

A
1195
Q

Phoney baloney

A
1196
Q

Self loathing

A
1197
Q

To give sb a run for their money

A
1198
Q

To feel so inclined

A
1199
Q

Gaining on us

A
1200
Q

Unsolicited

A
1201
Q

Grueling

A
1202
Q

Preoccupied

A
1203
Q

Over the top

A
1204
Q

(how to get to) the meat and potatoes of sth

A
1205
Q

Mark up

A
1206
Q

Get a load of
This

A
1207
Q

To disparage / disparaging

A
1208
Q

To stave something off

A
1209
Q

To ruminate on

A
1210
Q

Salacious

A
1211
Q

Cookie-cutter

A
1212
Q

Belligerent

A
1213
Q

To be in Full swing

A
1214
Q

Plausible deniability

A
1215
Q

I cant have that

A
1216
Q

No placeholders

A
1217
Q

Crossing the aisle

A
1218
Q

Boujee

A

Fancy

1219
Q

Let me stop you before you break into Song ok

A
1220
Q

Out of your own coalition

A
1221
Q

Histrionic

A
1222
Q

To cave

A
1223
Q

A bone to pick w u

A
1224
Q

Reluctant to

A
1225
Q

To put a wedge between us

A
1226
Q

Bone of contention between x

A
1227
Q

To compound a problem

A
1228
Q

To work in the gray

A
1229
Q

To x’s point, …

A
1230
Q

Fly off the handle

A
1231
Q

Sell-out

A
1232
Q

Low-hanging fruit

A
1233
Q

Mess with the bull get the horn

A
1234
Q

To remedy sth

A
1235
Q

Track récord

A
1236
Q

To chastise

A
1237
Q

(To be down / so deep) in the weeds (that)

A
1238
Q

Argent

A
1239
Q

Meanderings

A
1240
Q

Im strapped for cash

A
1241
Q

Im strapped for cash

A
1242
Q

By designs of

A
1243
Q

To flip the script on sth / sb

A
1244
Q

Subset of

A
1245
Q

To grapple with sth (dogs and their prolblema at night)

A
1246
Q

Shudder

A

Estremecer

1247
Q

To have a good / bad disposition (brighter)

A
1248
Q

Difamar

A
1249
Q

Scope creep

A
1250
Q

Unsung

A
1251
Q

The kid that keeps
On giving

A
1252
Q

To have something on good authority

A
1253
Q

Kicking the dog it’s not gonna help

A
1254
Q

Some people
Would choose any port in a storm

A
1255
Q

Abrasive

A
1256
Q

To wonder into traffic

A
1257
Q

Vanity

A
1258
Q

Better reign in hell than to serve in heaven

A
1259
Q

Venture debt

A
1260
Q

Mutual assured destruction

A
1261
Q

Went Awry

A
1262
Q

Askew

A
1263
Q

Savvy

A
1264
Q

Superfluous

A
1265
Q

Dupe

A
1266
Q

To garner sth

A
1267
Q

Yo average out

A
1268
Q

To reverberate

A
1269
Q

Soberanía

A

Sovereignty

1270
Q

Hope you stretched a bit after that massive / gargantuan reach

A
1271
Q

Popurri

A
1272
Q

Unalterably

A
1273
Q

Shut up before you get exiled

A
1274
Q

To be sympathetic to our dilemma

A
1275
Q

Retort

A
1276
Q

Jolly

A
1277
Q

Everything that’s wrong with this world

A
1278
Q

Staffer

A
1279
Q

I would not like to distract from the main issue here:

A
1280
Q

Ulterior

A
1281
Q

Prurient

A
1282
Q

Insofar

A
1283
Q

Hearth

A
1284
Q

Stultification

A
1285
Q

Compelled to

A
1286
Q

Congenial

A
1287
Q

Buttressed

A
1288
Q

Personification, personified

A
1289
Q

Flaunt

A
1290
Q

Entrenched

A
1291
Q

The climate of

A
1292
Q

Alluring

A
1293
Q

Evocative

A
1294
Q

Austerity

A
1295
Q

Courtesy of

A
1296
Q

Ripple

A
1297
Q

Consignment

A

Consignación / en consigna

1298
Q

Skirting sth

A
1299
Q

Bigger fish to fry

A
1300
Q

To have no qualm

A
1301
Q

Edging

A
1302
Q

Near and dear

A
1303
Q

To condense sth

A
1304
Q

Don’t trade your authenticity for approval

A
1305
Q

Poignant

A
1306
Q

It has come to my attention…

A
1307
Q

To chime in

A
1308
Q

Blatant

A
1309
Q

Fear monger(ing)

A
1310
Q

To confer w sb

A
1311
Q

Expediency

A
1312
Q

Proclivity for sth

A
1313
Q

Has anything sunk in yet

A
1314
Q

Subservient

A
1315
Q

Womp womp

A
1316
Q

Mouth breather

A
1317
Q

In a minute

A
1318
Q

To be reeling from sth

A
1319
Q

To be poised do do sth

A
1320
Q

To have a falling-out

A
1321
Q

To had brought upon sb/sth

A
1322
Q

To ring sb up

A
1323
Q

Whats in it for me

A
1324
Q

(Here we go)

A
1325
Q

Surplus

A
1326
Q

Goblegook

A
1327
Q

To espouse

A
1328
Q

To not mince words

A
1329
Q

Be a better friend to yourself

A
1330
Q

Conceited

A
1331
Q

Neglect (ed)

A
1332
Q

Self-perpetuating

A
1333
Q

Callous

A
1334
Q

Social compact

A
1335
Q

Power trips

A
1336
Q

Got me wound up

A
1337
Q

To have conniptions over sth / sb

A
1338
Q

To break the logjam

A
1339
Q

Accomodational

A
1340
Q

To quell sth

A
1341
Q

Balk in sth

A
1342
Q

Inner resource

A
1343
Q

To soldier on

A
1344
Q

Curse of knowledge

A
1345
Q

To be predicated
On sth (a lie, for example)

A
1346
Q

Genus

A
1347
Q

Permutations

A
1348
Q

Palingenetic

A
1349
Q

Iron-clad

A
1350
Q

Secular

A
1351
Q

With Extreme prejudice

A
1352
Q

Expeditiously

A
1353
Q

To get down to the specifics

A
1354
Q

To be hung up on sth

A
1355
Q

A holdover

A
1356
Q

Under the guise of sth

A
1357
Q

To procure sth

A
1358
Q

To equate sth with sth

A
1359
Q

To unring a bell

A
1360
Q

For sake of argument

A
1361
Q

Everyone and their mother …

A
1362
Q

(I want) The inside scoop

A
1363
Q

INTERVIEWERS AND INTERVIEEQEES

A
1364
Q

Diddler

A
1365
Q

Plight

A
1366
Q

I gotta love you

A
1367
Q

Well, I’ll be dipped in shit!

A
1368
Q

You’re being a little shortsighted

A
1369
Q

To be green around the gills

A
1370
Q

He means well

A
1371
Q

Racketeering

A
1372
Q

Somewhere along the line

A
1373
Q

Got no spleen, geen

A
1374
Q

Ilk

A
1375
Q

Face value

A
1376
Q

In the checks and balances of life (?)

A
1377
Q

Leaven

A
1378
Q

Conniving

A
1379
Q

In toto

A
1380
Q

Rainy night in lindharts

A
1381
Q

To go postal

A
1382
Q

To rebel in sth

A
1383
Q

To knock yourself

A
1384
Q

To rebel at sth

A
1385
Q

To subvert for sth

A
1386
Q

To tore sb a new one

A
1387
Q

Gutsy

A
1388
Q

To catch a break

A
1389
Q

To be Beyond reproach

A
1390
Q

By leaps and bounds

A
1391
Q

To split hairs

A
1392
Q

Adamant

A
1393
Q

Impish

A
1394
Q

Lax

A
1395
Q

Bashful

A
1396
Q

Hasty

A
1397
Q

Jolly

A
1398
Q

Quirky

A
1399
Q

Same tale of woe

A
1400
Q

Rampant

A
1401
Q

To the victor goes the spoils

A
1402
Q

Bag of tricks

A
1403
Q

Pout

A
1404
Q

For crying out loud

A
1405
Q

I Hear you

A
1406
Q

Determinism

A
1407
Q

To exercise sth

A
1408
Q

To regress

A
1409
Q

To go on the LAM

A
1410
Q

Instrumental

A
1411
Q

You made your bed

A
1412
Q

Affectation

A
1413
Q

Infallible

A
1414
Q

To make the cut

A
1415
Q

In character

A
1416
Q

To bring about sth

A
1417
Q

Attributable to sth sb

A
1418
Q

Irreparable

A
1419
Q

Aggravation

A
1420
Q

Furtherance

A
1421
Q

To convene sth

A
1422
Q

To work an angle

A
1423
Q

Holier-than-thou act

A
1424
Q

Overtures

A
1425
Q

Angst

A
1426
Q

Aching

A
1427
Q

Poignant

A
1428
Q

Aprehensión

A
1429
Q

To be indicative of sth

A
1430
Q

Miserly

A
1431
Q

Facile (adjective)

A
1432
Q

Vassal

A
1433
Q

Irascible (GISTAVO)

A
1434
Q

Splenetic

A
1435
Q

To get your ducks in a row

A
1436
Q

Woefully

A
1437
Q

Effrontery

A
1438
Q

Dollars to donuts ,…

A
1439
Q

Mellow

A
1440
Q

Abhorrent

A
1441
Q

Ruffled

A
1442
Q

Aggrieved

A
1443
Q

To gerrymander

A
1444
Q

Conspicuous

A
1445
Q

Ti be fleeced

A
1446
Q

Eclectic

A
1447
Q

Elucidation

A
1448
Q

Teachable moment

A
1449
Q

Ineffable

A
1450
Q

Grimey

A
1451
Q

WHEN DOES IT END?!?!

A
1452
Q

Epitomize

A
1453
Q

Moxie

A
1454
Q

Gotta wonder where x is in all of this.

A
1455
Q

To recede somewhere

A
1456
Q

Forebodding

A
1457
Q

To stand on business

A
1458
Q

Unequivocal

A
1459
Q

Contrition

A
1460
Q

(Internal) signifiers

A
1461
Q

Brilliant framing

A
1462
Q

Filabustering

A
1463
Q

In that light

A
1464
Q

Statehood

A
1465
Q

Vitriolic

A
1466
Q

Pollaged

A
1467
Q

Churn

A
1468
Q

Parsimonious

A
1469
Q

Don’t scrimp on sth

A
1470
Q

Galoshes

A
1471
Q

Cadence

A
1472
Q

Bigotry

A
1473
Q

To ripple through

A
1474
Q

Cornerstone

A
1475
Q

To have a brush with the law

A
1476
Q

Proceeds

A
1477
Q

Talk shop

A
1478
Q

Mind your Ps and Qs

A
1479
Q

Omertà

A
1480
Q

To stick to your guns

A
1481
Q

Aphorism

A
1482
Q

Echo chamber

A
1483
Q

To saunder off/ saunDering off

A
1484
Q

To wage on

A
1485
Q

Transpositional error

A
1486
Q

To get down to brass tax

A
1487
Q

Concerns that I can alleviate

A
1488
Q

As with most things

A
1489
Q

Repraissals

A
1490
Q

To see fit sth

A
1491
Q

To snipe over sth

A
1492
Q

To be contingent on sth

A
1493
Q

To be in full swing

A
1494
Q

To garnish sth

A
1495
Q

Starstruck

A
1496
Q

Diaspora

A
1497
Q

Opulence

A
1498
Q

Building blocks

A
1499
Q

Diametrically opposed to

A
1500
Q

Here’s a thought

A
1501
Q

Foundation stone

A
1502
Q

Political demonstration

A
1503
Q

To add dimensions to sth

A
1504
Q

To split hairs

A
1505
Q

Abject

A
1506
Q

Conclusive / inconclusive

A
1507
Q

Inquest

A
1508
Q

To force sb / st ‘s hand (can use with might be)

A
1509
Q

Categorically

A
1510
Q

Hornswoggled

A
1511
Q

Infinitesimal

A
1512
Q

Inflection

A
1513
Q

At your own disposal

A
1514
Q

to serve as the backdrop for sth

A
1515
Q

To hold true

A
1516
Q

To show up for sb

A
1517
Q

Emotional high

A
1518
Q

To be made to (understand)

A
1519
Q

The friends we’ve made along the way

A
1520
Q

Slight

A
1521
Q

Epistemology

A
1522
Q

Providence

A
1523
Q

You better believe it

A
1524
Q

Forthcoming

A
1525
Q

To expedite sth

A
1526
Q

It adds / does not add up

A
1527
Q

Sliver

A
1528
Q

If it walks like a duck, call it a duck.

A
1529
Q

Jive

A
1530
Q

To put my finger on sb / sth

A
1531
Q

Riffing

A
1532
Q

To drive a tough bargain

A
1533
Q

Blanket search

A
1534
Q

Rubblerouser

A
1535
Q

Estranged

A
1536
Q

To (not) have an ax to grind

A
1537
Q

Officious

A
1538
Q

To Go haywire

A
1539
Q

He who has not tasted grapes says sour

A
1540
Q

Rationale

A
1541
Q

A let alone B

A
1542
Q

To gloss over sth

A
1543
Q

To go on record and say …

A
1544
Q

Inflection

A
1545
Q

X Involvement

A
1546
Q

Categorically insisting

A
1547
Q

To have baggage

A
1548
Q

Social lubricant

A
1549
Q

To look under the hood

A
1550
Q

Rationalization

A
1551
Q

Hope springs eternal

A
1552
Q

Lackluster

A
1553
Q

Spin doctor

A
1554
Q

Zealous

A
1555
Q

To go to the mat” for sth / sb

A
1556
Q

To chastise

A
1557
Q

To espouse sth

A
1558
Q

Elucidation

A
1559
Q

Upstarts

A
1560
Q

“Nipping at (our) heels”

A
1561
Q

Social mechanics

A
1562
Q

Stringent

A
1563
Q

Conducive to x

A
1564
Q

To rivet sth (e.g.: the nation)

A
1565
Q

Pompous

A
1566
Q

Antics

A
1567
Q

Vehemently

A
1568
Q

Sardonic (adjective)

A
1569
Q

To brave sth (like the fires of any hell)

A
1570
Q

Kniving

A
1571
Q

Inexorably / inexorable

A
1572
Q

Rudimentary

A
1573
Q

The usual suspects

A
1574
Q

To get or have the YIPS

A
1575
Q

Scant

A
1576
Q

Conceive

A
1577
Q

Don’t blame the butter for what the bread did

A
1578
Q

To occur in concert with sth

A
1579
Q

Dispenser of sth

A
1580
Q

Happenstance

A
1581
Q

To rise to prominence / it rose to prominence

A
1582
Q

To underscore sth

A
1583
Q

A solution searching for a problem

A
1584
Q

Assiduous

A
1585
Q

Amalgamated

A
1586
Q

Putative

A
1587
Q

To harbor sth

A
1588
Q

Proclivity

A
1589
Q

Superfluous

A
1590
Q

Egalitarian

A
1591
Q

Heartened to sth

A
1592
Q

Hearkened to sth

A
1593
Q

Farcical

A
1594
Q

Spurned

A
1595
Q

Disarming

A
1596
Q

To be in the fast track for x

A
1597
Q

To have a one track mind

A
1598
Q

To burn the midnight oil

A
1599
Q

A dim view of sth

A
1600
Q

To stave off sth

A
1601
Q

Idyllic

A
1602
Q

Egregious

A
1603
Q

No hay mal que por bien no venga

A

Every cloud has its silver lining

1604
Q

Contiguity, contiguous

A
1605
Q

I don’t have a dog in this fight

A
1606
Q

To hit it off

A
1607
Q

To faux pas

A
1608
Q

SOP

A

Standard operating procedure

1609
Q

Count your blessings

A
1610
Q

Homeostasia

A
1611
Q

To be / become an appendage to sth

A
1612
Q

To dish out sth

A
1613
Q

Bleak (circumstances)

A
1614
Q

Better than yesterday not as good as tomorrow

A
1615
Q

Zeal

A
1616
Q

Clairvoyance

A
1617
Q

Iconoclast

A
1618
Q

Hair of the dog (that bit you)

A

Drinking alcohol as a cure for hangover

1619
Q

To chastise

A

Synonyms (English): Scold, Rebuke
Synonyms (Spanish): Castigar, Reprender

“The manager didn’t hesitate to chastise the employee for missing the deadline.”

“El gerente no dudó en castigar al empleado por no cumplir con el plazo.” *

“Parents often chastise their children to teach them right from wrong.”

“Los padres a menudo reprenden a sus hijos para enseñarles lo que está bien y lo que está mal.” *

1620
Q

To beat (those/these) allegations

A

Synonyms (English): Overcome, Dismiss
Synonyms (Spanish): Superar, Descartar

“The politician managed to beat those allegations and continue his campaign.”

“El político logró superar esas acusaciones y continuar su campaña.” *

“She hired the best lawyer to beat these allegations of fraud.”

“Contrató al mejor abogado para descartar estas acusaciones de fraude.” *

1621
Q

Overcast

A

Synonyms (English): Cloudy, Gloomy
Synonyms (Spanish): Nublado, Gris

“The sky was overcast, and it looked like it might rain any minute.”

“El cielo estaba nublado y parecía que podría llover en cualquier momento.” *

“The overcast weather made everyone feel a bit down.”

“El clima gris hizo que todos se sintieran un poco deprimidos.” *

1622
Q

Adroit

A

Synonyms (English): Skillful, Dexterous
Synonyms (Spanish): Hábil, Diestro

“She was adroit at handling difficult customers and always kept her cool.”

“Era hábil manejando a los clientes difíciles y siempre mantenía la calma.” *

“His adroit maneuvering through the traffic saved us a lot of time.”

“Su diestro manejo a través del tráfico nos ahorró mucho tiempo.” *

1623
Q

Injunction

A

Synonyms (English): Order, Command
Synonyms (Spanish): Mandato, Orden judicial

“The court issued an injunction to stop the company from polluting the river.”

“El tribunal emitió un mandato para detener a la empresa de contaminar el río.” *

“An injunction was placed on the construction project due to environmental concerns.”

“Se emitió una orden judicial sobre el proyecto de construcción debido a preocupaciones ambientales.” *

1624
Q

Inexorably

A

Synonyms (English): Relentlessly, Unstoppably
Synonyms (Spanish): Inexorablemente, Imparablemente

“The disease spread inexorably despite all efforts to contain it.”

“La enfermedad se extendió inexorablemente a pesar de todos los esfuerzos por contenerla.” *

“Time moves inexorably forward, no matter how much we want to pause.”

“El tiempo avanza inexorablemente, no importa cuánto queramos detenerlo.” *

1625
Q

To atone for sth

A

Synonyms (English): To make amends, To compensate
Synonyms (Spanish): Expiar, Compensar

“He worked hard to atone for his past mistakes and regain trust.”

“Trabajó duro para expiar sus errores pasados y recuperar la confianza.” *

“She donated a large sum to charity to atone for her actions.”

“Donó una gran suma a la caridad para compensar sus acciones.” *

1626
Q

Proportional response

A

Synonyms (English): Balanced reaction, Equivalent action
Synonyms (Spanish): Respuesta proporcional, Acción equivalente

“The military’s proportional response was intended to deter further aggression without escalating the conflict.”

“La respuesta proporcional del ejército tenía la intención de disuadir más agresiones sin escalar el conflicto.” *

“A proportional response is crucial in diplomatic negotiations to maintain peace.”

“Una respuesta proporcional es crucial en las negociaciones diplomáticas para mantener la paz.” *

1627
Q

Chicanery

A

Synonyms (English): Deception, Trickery
Synonyms (Spanish): Trampa, Engaño

“The company’s chicanery was eventually uncovered, leading to a massive scandal.”

“La trampa de la empresa fue finalmente descubierta, llevando a un gran escándalo.” *

“He resorted to chicanery to win the election, but it backfired.”

“Recurrió al engaño para ganar la elección, pero le salió el tiro por la culata.” *

1628
Q

To pace oneself

A

Synonyms (English): To regulate oneself, To control one’s speed
Synonyms (Spanish): Regularse, Controlar el ritmo

“During the marathon, it’s important to pace oneself to avoid exhaustion.”

“Durante el maratón, es importante regularse para evitar el agotamiento.” *

“He paced himself during the long workday to maintain his productivity.”

“Se reguló durante la larga jornada laboral para mantener su productividad.” *

1629
Q

Second to none

A

Synonyms (English): Unmatched, Peerless
Synonyms (Spanish): Inigualable, Sin par

“Her dedication to the project was second to none.”
“Su dedicación al proyecto era inigualable.” *

“The restaurant’s service is second to none, always exceeding expectations.”

“El servicio del restaurante es sin par, siempre superando las expectativas.” *

1630
Q

World class

A

Synonyms (English): Top-tier, Elite
Synonyms (Spanish): De clase mundial, De élite

“He is a world-class athlete, with numerous championships under his belt.”

“Es un atleta de clase mundial, con numerosos campeonatos en su haber.” *

“The company offers world-class customer service, ensuring satisfaction every time.”

“La empresa ofrece un servicio al cliente de clase mundial, asegurando la satisfacción cada vez.” *

1631
Q

To be the poster child for sth

A

Synonyms (English): To exemplify, To be the model for
Synonyms (Spanish): Ser el ejemplo perfecto de, Ser el modelo de

“She is the poster child for healthy living, always promoting exercise and a balanced diet.”

“Es el ejemplo perfecto de vida saludable, siempre promoviendo el ejercicio y una dieta equilibrada.” *

“The city became the poster child for urban renewal, transforming blighted areas into vibrant communities.”

“La ciudad se convirtió en el modelo de renovación urbana, transformando áreas deterioradas en comunidades vibrantes.” *

1632
Q

To masquerade as sth

A

Synonyms (English): To pose as, To pretend to be
Synonyms (Spanish): Hacerse pasar por, Fingir ser

“The spy masqueraded as a diplomat to gain access to classified information.”

“El espía se hizo pasar por diplomático para obtener acceso a información clasificada.” *

“He masqueraded as a doctor to con people out of their money.”

“Se hizo pasar por médico para estafar a la gente con su dinero.” *

1633
Q

No ifs or buts

A

Synonyms (English): Without excuses, Unconditionally
Synonyms (Spanish): Sin peros, Incondicionalmente

“You need to finish your homework tonight, no ifs, ands, or buts.”

“Tienes que terminar tu tarea esta noche, sin peros.” *

“We must complete the project by Friday, no ifs, ands, or buts.”
“Debemos completar el proyecto para el viernes, sin peros.” *

1634
Q

Headstrong

A

Synonyms (English): Stubborn, Willful
Synonyms (Spanish): Obstinado, Terco

“Her headstrong attitude often leads to conflicts with her colleagues.”

“Su actitud obstinada a menudo lleva a conflictos con sus colegas.” *

“He is too headstrong to admit when he’s wrong.”
“Es demasiado terco para admitir cuando se equivoca.” *

1635
Q

To pull one’s punches

A

Synonyms (English): To hold back, To be lenient
Synonyms (Spanish): Contenerse, Ser indulgente

“The critic didn’t pull his punches when reviewing the new film.”

“El crítico no se contuvo al reseñar la nueva película.” *

“In the debate, she didn’t pull her punches and directly addressed the issues.”

“En el debate, no se contuvo y abordó los problemas directamente.” *

1636
Q

Here’s the thing:

A

Synonyms (English): The point is, The fact is
Synonyms (Spanish): La cuestión es, El hecho es

“Here’s the thing: we need to finish the project by Friday.”

“La cuestión es que necesitamos terminar el proyecto para el viernes.” *

“Here’s the thing: she didn’t actually say she would come.”

“El hecho es que ella realmente no dijo que vendría.” *

1637
Q

Rebate

A

Synonyms (English): Refund, Discount
Synonyms (Spanish): Reembolso, Descuento

“After purchasing the appliance, he received a rebate of $50.”

“Después de comprar el electrodoméstico, recibió un reembolso de $50.” *

“The store is offering a rebate on all electronic items this weekend.”

“La tienda está ofreciendo un descuento en todos los artículos electrónicos este fin de semana.” *

1638
Q

To look into sth

A

Synonyms (English): To investigate, To examine
Synonyms (Spanish): Investigar, Examinar

“The company will look into the allegations of misconduct.”

“La empresa investigará las alegaciones de mala conducta.” *

“I need to look into the details of the contract before signing it.”

“Necesito examinar los detalles del contrato antes de firmarlo.” *

1639
Q

With all the trimmings

A

Synonyms (English): With all the extras, Fully loaded
. : extra things that complete or improve the appearance of something:

Synonyms (Spanish): Con todos los extras, Completamente equipado

“We had a traditional Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings.”

“Tuvimos una cena de Acción de Gracias tradicional con todos los extras.” *

“He bought the car with all the trimmings, including a sunroof and leather seats.”

“Compró el coche completamente equipado, incluyendo un techo solar y asientos de cuero.” *

1640
Q

To be fixated on sth

A

Synonyms (English): To be obsessed with, To be preoccupied with
Synonyms (Spanish): Estar obsesionado con, Estar preocupado por

“He is fixated on winning the competition, practicing day and night.”

“Está obsesionado con ganar la competencia, practicando día y noche.” *

“She is fixated on her appearance, always checking the mirror.”

“Está preocupada por su apariencia, siempre mirando en el espejo.” *

1641
Q

(To be) an amalgamation of something

A

Synonyms (English): Combination, Mixture
Synonyms (Spanish): Amalgama, Combinación

“The festival was an amalgamation of music, art, and food.”

“El festival fue una amalgama de música, arte y comida.” *

“His style is an amalgamation of various cultural influences.”

“Su estilo es una combinación de varias influencias culturales.” *

1642
Q

Discombobulated

A

Synonyms (English): Confused, Disoriented
Synonyms (Spanish): Desconcertado, Desorientado

“After the sudden change in plans, everyone felt discombobulated.”

“Después del cambio repentino de planes, todos se sintieron desconcertados.” *

“She was discombobulated by the complex instructions.”

“Estaba desorientada por las instrucciones complejas.” *

1643
Q

To shoehorn sth in

A

Synonyms (English): To squeeze in, To force in
Synonyms (Spanish): Encajar a la fuerza, Forzar en

“He tried to shoehorn a joke into his speech, but it fell flat.”

“Trató de encajar a la fuerza un chiste en su discurso, pero no funcionó.” *

“They shoehorned an extra meeting into the already packed schedule.”

“Forzaron una reunión extra en el horario ya lleno.” *

1644
Q

Inveiglement

A

Synonyms (English): Deception, Trickery
Synonyms (Spanish): Engaño, Trampa

“The con artist’s inveiglement left the elderly couple penniless and bewildered.”

“El engaño del estafador dejó a la pareja de ancianos sin dinero y desconcertada.” *

“His skill in inveiglement was unmatched; he could sell ice to an Eskimo.”

“Su habilidad en la trampa era incomparable; podía vender hielo a un esquimal.” *

1645
Q

To ride the pine

A

Synonyms (English): To sit on the bench, To be sidelined
. : To sit on the bench, to not be used in a game. Riding the pine means to sit on the bench, typically for extended periods of time. A player who is riding the pine is not playing, and a player who rides the pine is a benchwarmer, one who doesn’t play regularly

Synonyms (Spanish): Estar en el banco, Ser relegado
. : CALENTABANCA

“After missing that easy shot, he had to ride the pine for the rest of the game.”

“Después de fallar ese tiro fácil, tuvo que estar en el banco el resto del partido.” *

“She was tired of riding the pine and hoped to finally get her chance to shine in the next match.”

“Estaba cansada de estar en el banco y esperaba finalmente tener su oportunidad de brillar en el próximo partido.” *

1646
Q

Ground zero

A

Synonyms (English): Epicenter, Starting point
Synonyms (Spanish): Punto cero, Epicentro

“The abandoned factory became ground zero for the new urban redevelopment project.”

“La fábrica abandonada se convirtió en el punto cero del nuevo proyecto de reurbanización.” *

“His office was ground zero for all major decisions in the company.”

“Su oficina era el epicentro de todas las decisiones importantes de la empresa.” *

1647
Q

To take helm of sth

A

Synonyms (English): To take charge, To lead
Synonyms (Spanish): Tomar el mando, Liderar

“She took helm of the project and steered it to success despite numerous challenges.”

“Tomó el mando del proyecto y lo condujo al éxito a pesar de numerosos desafíos.” *

“After the sudden resignation of the CEO, he was asked to take helm of the company.”

“Después de la renuncia repentina del CEO, se le pidió que tomara el mando de la empresa.” *

1648
Q

To be on the lam

A

Synonyms (English): To be on the run, To be fleeing
Synonyms (Spanish): Estar huyendo, Estar a la fuga

“After the heist, the robbers were on the lam for weeks before getting caught.”

“Después del atraco, los ladrones estuvieron a la fuga durante semanas antes de ser capturados.” *

“He’s been on the lam since the scandal broke, avoiding any media and police attention.”

“Ha estado huyendo desde que estalló el escándalo, evitando cualquier atención de los medios y la policía.” *

1649
Q

Slanted

A

Synonyms (English): Biased, Skewed; leaning in a particular direction. Sloping.
Synonyms (Spanish): Sesgado, Inclinando

“The article was so slanted that it was clear the journalist had an agenda.”

“El artículo estaba tan sesgado que estaba claro que el periodista tenía una agenda.” *

“Her slanted perspective made it hard for her to see the situation objectively.”

“Su perspectiva inclinada le dificultaba ver la situación objetivamente.” *

1650
Q

Jousting, joust

A

Synonyms (English): Tilting, Combat
Synonyms (Spanish): Justa, Torneo

“The knights engaged in jousting, each trying to unseat the other with their lances.”

“Los caballeros participaron en una justa, cada uno tratando de desbancar al otro con sus lanzas.” *

“Modern-day political debates often resemble jousting matches, with each candidate trying to outdo the other.”

“Los debates políticos de hoy en día a menudo se asemejan a justas, con cada candidato tratando de superar al otro.” *

1651
Q

To cut too close to the bone

A

Synonyms (English): To be too personal, To be too harsh
Synonyms (Spanish): Ser demasiado personal, Ser demasiado duro

“His comment about her failed marriage cut too close to the bone and left her in tears.”

“Su comentario sobre su matrimonio fallido fue demasiado personal y la dejó en lágrimas.” *

“The criticism cut too close to the bone, hitting him harder than he expected.”

“La crítica fue demasiado dura, golpeándolo más de lo que esperaba.” *

1652
Q

Aversion

A

Synonyms (English): Dislike, Repulsion
Synonyms (Spanish): Aversión, Repulsión

“He has a strong aversion to public speaking, preferring to work behind the scenes.”

“Tiene una fuerte aversión a hablar en público, prefiriendo trabajar detrás de escena.” *

“Her aversion to spicy food made dining at Indian restaurants a challenge.”

“Su aversión a la comida picante hacía que cenar en restaurantes indios fuera un desafío.” *

1653
Q

Since time immemorial

A

Synonyms (English): For ages, Since ancient times
Synonyms (Spanish): Desde tiempos inmemoriales, Desde tiempos antiguos

“Humans have used herbs for medicinal purposes since time immemorial.”

“Los humanos han usado hierbas con fines medicinales desde tiempos inmemoriales.” *

“The ritual has been practiced in this village since time immemorial.”

“El ritual se ha practicado en este pueblo desde tiempos antiguos.” *

1654
Q

Putter / puttering

A

Synonyms (English): Tinker, Dabble
Synonyms (Spanish): Trastear, Cacharrear

“He loves to putter around the garden, adjusting this and that without any real plan.”

“Le encanta trastear en el jardín, ajustando esto y aquello sin ningún plan real.” *

“She spent the afternoon puttering in the kitchen, trying out new recipes.”

“Pasó la tarde cacharreando en la cocina, probando nuevas recetas.” *

1655
Q

to cover the spread

A

Synonyms (English): To bet on the spread, To meet the margin
Synonyms (Spanish): Cubrir el margen, Apostar al margen

“He bet on his team to cover the spread, confident they would win by more than seven points.”

“Apostó a que su equipo cubriría el margen, confiado en que ganarían por más de siete puntos.” *

“If you want to make a profit, they’ll need to cover the spread in tonight’s game.”

“Si quieres obtener una ganancia, tendrán que cubrir el margen en el juego de esta noche.” *

1656
Q

Gregarious

A

Synonyms (English): Sociable, Outgoing
Synonyms (Spanish): Gregario, Sociable

“He was a gregarious host, ensuring everyone at the party felt welcome and included.”

“Era un anfitrión gregario, asegurándose de que todos en la fiesta se sintieran bienvenidos e incluidos.” *

“Her gregarious nature made her the life of any gathering.”

“Su naturaleza sociable la convertía en el alma de cualquier reunión.” *

1657
Q

Unrequited

A

Synonyms (English): Unreturned, Unreciprocated
Synonyms (Spanish): No correspondido, No recíproco

“His unrequited love for her was the source of many sleepless nights.”

“Su amor no correspondido por ella era la fuente de muchas noches sin dormir.” *

“Unrequited feelings can often lead to heartache and longing.”

“Los sentimientos no recíprocos a menudo pueden llevar a la angustia y el anhelo.” *

1658
Q

…, if you will.

A

Synonyms (English): So to speak, As it were
Synonyms (Spanish): Por así decirlo, Digamos

“She was the queen of the office, if you will, always commanding respect.”

“Era la reina de la oficina, por así decirlo, siempre comandando respeto.” *

“The project was a success, a miracle, if you will, considering the tight deadline.”

“El proyecto fue un éxito, un milagro, digamos, considerando el plazo ajustado.” *

1659
Q

To lose one’s stripes (over sth)

A

Synonyms (English): To be demoted, To lose rank
Synonyms (Spanish): Perder los galones, Ser degradado

“He lost his stripes over the scandal, no longer the trusted leader he once was.”

“Perdió los galones por el escándalo, ya no era el líder de confianza que solía ser.” *

“The coach warned that anyone caught cheating would lose their stripes immediately.”

“El entrenador advirtió que cualquiera atrapado haciendo trampa perdería sus galones de inmediato.” *

1660
Q

Duress

A

Synonyms (English): Coercion, Pressure, threats, violence, constraints
Synonyms (Spanish): Coacción, Presión

“He signed the contract under duress, fearing for his family’s safety.”

“Firmó el contrato bajo coacción, temiendo por la seguridad de su familia.” *

“The confession was obtained under duress and should not be considered valid.”

“La confesión fue obtenida bajo presión y no debería considerarse válida.” *

1661
Q

Irascible

A

Synonyms (English): Irritable, Short-tempered
Synonyms (Spanish): Iracundo, Irritable

“The irascible old man yelled at the children for stepping on his lawn.”

“El iracundo anciano gritó a los niños por pisar su césped.” *

“Her irascible nature made it difficult for her to keep friends.”

“Su naturaleza irritable le dificultaba mantener amigos.” *

1662
Q

Palliative

A

Synonyms (English): Soothing, Alleviating
Synonyms (Spanish): Paliativo, Aliviante

( ! ) (of a medicine or form of medical care) relieving symptoms without dealing with the cause of the condition.

“The doctor prescribed a palliative treatment to ease her pain.”

“El médico recetó un tratamiento paliativo para aliviar su dolor.” *

“Palliative care focuses on providing relief rather than curing the illness.”

“El cuidado paliativo se centra en proporcionar alivio en lugar de curar la enfermedad.” *

1663
Q

X stands to reason that …

A

Synonyms (English): It follows that, It makes sense that
Synonyms (Spanish): Es lógico que, Tiene sentido que

“It stands to reason that if you don’t study, you won’t pass the exam.”

“Es lógico que si no estudias, no aprobarás el examen.” *

“Given the circumstances, it stands to reason that they would be upset.”

“Dadas las circunstancias, tiene sentido que estén molestos.” *

1664
Q

If the plumbings right check the electrical

A

Synonyms (English): Look deeper, Check thoroughly
Synonyms (Spanish): Revisa a fondo, Mira más allá

“If the plumbing’s right, check the electrical; there’s always something that needs fixing.”

“Si la plomería está bien, revisa lo eléctrico; siempre hay algo que necesita arreglo.” *

“In life, if the plumbing’s right, check the electrical; never assume everything is perfect at first glance.”

“En la vida, si la plomería está bien, revisa lo eléctrico; nunca asumas que todo es perfecto a primera vista.” *

1665
Q

Intractable

A

Synonyms (English): Unmanageable, Stubborn
Synonyms (Spanish): Inmanejable, Terco

“The intractable problem of climate change requires global cooperation to address effectively.”

“El problema intractable del cambio climático requiere cooperación global para abordarlo eficazmente.” *

“His intractable nature made negotiations nearly impossible.”

“Su naturaleza terca hizo que las negociaciones fueran casi imposibles.” *

1666
Q

Seminal

A

Synonyms (English): Influential, Pioneering
Synonyms (Spanish): Seminal, Pionero

“His seminal work on cognitive psychology has influenced countless researchers in the field.”

“Su trabajo seminal en psicología cognitiva ha influido en innumerables investigadores en el campo.” *

“The seminal speech sparked a movement that would change the course of history.”

“El discurso pionero desató un movimiento que cambiaría el curso de la historia.” *

1667
Q

Due decorum

A

Synonyms (English): Proper behavior, Etiquette
Synonyms (Spanish): Decoro debido, Etiqueta

“During the formal dinner, he observed due decorum, ensuring he didn’t commit any social faux pas.”

“Durante la cena formal, observó el decoro debido, asegurándose de no cometer ningún desliz social.” *

“She maintained due decorum throughout the ceremony, even when things didn’t go as planned.”

“Mantuvo la etiqueta debida durante toda la ceremonia, incluso cuando las cosas no salieron como se planearon.” *

1668
Q

By your admission,…

A

Synonyms (English): As you have admitted, According to your own statement
Synonyms (Spanish): Por su propia admisión, Según su propia declaración

“By your admission, you were at the scene of the crime, which complicates your alibi.”

“Por su propia admisión, estaba en la escena del crimen, lo que complica su coartada.” *

“By your admission, you knew about the policy changes, so why didn’t you prepare?”

“Según su propia declaración, sabía sobre los cambios de política, ¿entonces por qué no se preparó?” *

1669
Q

Brazenly

A

Synonyms (English): Boldly, Shamelessly
Synonyms (Spanish): Descaradamente, Sin vergüenza

“He brazenly walked into the meeting late, without any apology or explanation.”

“Entró descaradamente a la reunión tarde, sin ninguna disculpa o explicación.” *

“She brazenly took credit for the project, even though everyone knew she had little to do with it.”

“Se atribuyó el mérito del proyecto sin vergüenza, aunque todos sabían que tenía poco que ver con él.” *

1670
Q

To go out on a limb and….

A

Synonyms (English): To take a risk, To take a chance
Synonyms (Spanish): Arriesgarse, Aventurarse

“I’m going to go out on a limb and say that our team will win the championship this year.”

“Voy a arriesgarme y decir que nuestro equipo ganará el campeonato este año.” *

“She decided to go out on a limb and invest in the startup, hoping it would pay off.”

“Decidió aventurarse e invertir en la startup, esperando que valiera la pena.” *

1671
Q

Well-adjusted

A

Synonyms (English): Balanced, Stable
Synonyms (Spanish): Bien adaptado, Estable

“Despite his chaotic upbringing, he grew up to be a well-adjusted and successful adult.”

“A pesar de su crianza caótica, creció para ser un adulto bien adaptado y exitoso.” *

“A well-adjusted individual handles stress and adversity with grace and resilience.”

“Una persona bien adaptada maneja el estrés y la adversidad con gracia y resiliencia.” *

1672
Q

The most honest are those we give anonymously

A

Synonyms (English): Anonymous donations, Secret gifts
Synonyms (Spanish): Donaciones anónimas, Regalos secretos

“He believed the most honest acts of kindness are those we give anonymously, without expecting anything in return.”

“Él creía que los actos de bondad más honestos son los que damos anónimamente, sin esperar nada a cambio.” *

“In her will, she left a significant sum to charity, illustrating that the most honest are those we give anonymously.”

“En su testamento, dejó una suma considerable a la caridad, ilustrando que los más honestos son los que damos anónimamente.” *

1673
Q

Gentrify

A

Synonyms (English): Renovate, Revitalize
Synonyms (Spanish): Gentrificar, Renovar

“The old neighborhood was gentrified, turning quaint houses into trendy cafes and boutiques.”

“El viejo vecindario fue gentrificado, convirtiendo casas pintorescas en cafeterías y boutiques de moda.” *

“Critics argue that to gentrify an area often means displacing long-time residents.”

“Los críticos argumentan que gentrificar un área a menudo significa desplazar a los residentes de toda la vida.” *

1674
Q

Contrition

A

Synonyms (English): Remorse, Repentance
Synonyms (Spanish): Contrición, Arrepentimiento

“His contrition was evident when he apologized profusely for the mistake.”

“Su contrición era evidente cuando se disculpó profusamente por el error.” *

“In a moment of contrition, she vowed never to lie again.”

“En un momento de arrepentimiento, juró no volver a mentir.” *

1675
Q

Whimsical

A

Synonyms (English): Fanciful, Playful
Synonyms (Spanish): Caprichoso, Juguetón

“Her whimsical drawings of animals in suits always brought a smile to my face.”

“Sus dibujos caprichosos de animales con trajes siempre me sacaban una sonrisa.” *

“The garden was designed with a whimsical touch, complete with fairy lights and gnome statues.”

“El jardín estaba diseñado con un toque caprichoso, con luces de hadas y estatuas de gnomos.” *

1676
Q

To disentangle sth

A

Synonyms (English): To unravel, To untangle
Synonyms (Spanish): Desenmarañar, Desenredar

“She had to disentangle herself from a web of lies before the truth could come out.”

“Tuvo que desenmarañarse de una red de mentiras antes de que la verdad pudiera salir a la luz.” *

“It took hours to disentangle the Christmas lights, which somehow managed to knot themselves every year.”

“Le llevó horas desenredar las luces de Navidad, que de alguna manera se enredan solas cada año.” *

1677
Q

Derivative

A

Synonyms (English): Imitative, Unoriginal
Synonyms (Spanish): Derivado, Imitativo

“His painting style was so derivative, it was like looking at a second-rate Picasso.”

“Su estilo de pintura era tan derivado, que era como mirar un Picasso de segunda categoría.” *

“The film’s plot was derivative of every action movie from the ’80s, complete with cheesy one-liners.”

“La trama de la película era derivada de todas las películas de acción de los ‘80, con frases cursis incluidas.” *

1678
Q

Conflated

A

Synonyms (English): Merged, Combined
Synonyms (Spanish): Fusionado, Combinado

“In his essay, he conflated two distinct theories, leading to some confusion among his readers.”

“En su ensayo, fusionó dos teorías distintas, causando cierta

1679
Q

Apocryphal

A

Synonyms (English): Fictitious, Spurious
Synonyms (Spanish): Ficticio, Espurio

“The apocryphal story about the haunted house was a favorite at Halloween parties.”

“La historia apócrifa sobre la casa embrujada era una favorita en las fiestas de Halloween.” *

“He loved telling apocryphal tales that were too outrageous to be true.”

“Le encantaba contar historias ficticias que eran demasiado escandalosas para ser verdad.” *

1680
Q

Proponent

A

Synonyms (English): Advocate, Supporter
Synonyms (Spanish): Defensor, Partidario

“As a proponent of renewable energy, she installed solar panels on her house.”

“Como defensora de la energía renovable, instaló paneles solares en su casa.” *

“He was a vocal proponent of free speech, often debating on college campuses.”

“Era un partidario vocal de la libertad de expresión, a menudo debatiendo en campus universitarios.” *

1681
Q

Disreputable

A

Synonyms (English): Infamous, Notorious
Synonyms (Spanish): Infame, Notorio

“The disreputable bar was known for its frequent brawls and shady clientele.”

“El infame bar era conocido por sus frecuentes peleas y clientela sombría.” *

“He was associated with a disreputable group that had a knack for stirring trouble.”

“Estaba asociado con un grupo notorio que tenía una habilidad para causar problemas.” *

1682
Q

To squander

A

Synonyms (English): To waste, To fritter away
Synonyms (Spanish): Malgastar, Derrochar

“He managed to squander his entire inheritance on impractical gadgets and lavish parties.”

“Logró malgastar toda su herencia en gadgets imprácticos y fiestas lujosas.” *

“She didn’t want to squander her talents on a job that didn’t appreciate her skills.”

“No quería derrochar sus talentos en un trabajo que no apreciaba sus habilidades.” *

1683
Q

To be a tough act to follow

A

Synonyms (English): Hard to match, Challenging to equal
Synonyms (Spanish): Difícil de igualar, Desafiante de superar

“His performance was so spectacular that he was a tough act to follow.”

“Su actuación fue tan espectacular que era difícil de igualar.” *

“After the keynote speaker, any other presentation was bound to be a tough act to follow.”

“Después del orador principal, cualquier otra presentación sería desafiante de superar.” *

1684
Q

To forgo sth

A

Synonyms (English): To give up, To relinquish
Synonyms (Spanish): Renunciar a, Ceder

“He decided to forgo his morning coffee in favor of a healthier green tea.”

“Decidió renunciar a su café matutino en favor de un té verde más saludable.” *

“She had to forgo her vacation plans to meet the urgent work deadline.”

“Tuvo que ceder sus planes de vacaciones para cumplir con la urgente fecha límite de trabajo.” *

1685
Q

Pernicious

A

Synonyms (English): Harmful, Destructive
Synonyms (Spanish): Dañino, Destructivo

“His pernicious habit of procrastination was slowly eroding his career prospects.”

“Su pernicioso hábito de la procrastinación estaba erosionando lentamente sus perspectivas de carrera.” *

“The pernicious rumor spread through the office like wildfire, damaging reputations left and right.”

“El pernicioso rumor se propagó por la oficina como un reguero de pólvora, dañando reputaciones a diestra y siniestra.” *

1686
Q

To inflict upon sth / s

A

Synonyms (English): To impose on, To subject to
Synonyms (Spanish): Imponer sobre, Someter a

“He loved to inflict his bad jokes upon unsuspecting dinner guests.”

“Le encantaba imponer sus malos chistes a los desprevenidos invitados a la cena.” *

“She couldn’t believe he would inflict such a boring lecture upon the entire class.”

“No podía creer que él impondría una conferencia tan aburrida a toda la clase.” *

1687
Q

Chaff

A

Synonyms (English): Waste, Debris
Synonyms (Spanish): Desperdicio, Residuos

“Separating the wheat from the chaff in his speech took longer than listening to it.”

“Separar el trigo de la paja en su discurso tomó más tiempo que escucharlo.” *

“His inbox was full of chaff, with only a few important emails hidden among the spam.”

“Su bandeja de entrada estaba llena de desperdicio, con solo unos pocos correos importantes escondidos entre el spam.” *

1688
Q

Commensurate

A

Synonyms (English): Proportionate, Equivalent
Synonyms (Spanish): Proporcionado, Equivalente

“Her promotion was commensurate with her years of hard work and dedication.”

“Su ascenso fue proporcionado a sus años de arduo trabajo y dedicación.” *

“The reward was commensurate with the effort, making the long hours worthwhile.”

“La recompensa fue equivalente al esfuerzo, haciendo que las largas horas valieran la pena.” *

1689
Q

Incommensurate

A

Synonyms (English): Disproportionate, Inadequate
Synonyms (Spanish): Desproporcionado, Inadecuado

“The CEO’s salary was inco
mmensurate with the company’s poor performance.”

“El salario del CEO era desproporcionado con el mal desempeño de la empresa.” *

“His incommensurate reaction to a minor inconvenience was like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut.”

“Su reacción inadecuada a una pequeña molestia fue como usar un mazo para romper una nuez.” *

1690
Q

Unidimensionality

A

Synonyms (English): Simplicity, Narrowness
Synonyms (Spanish): Simplicidad, Estrechez

“The unidimensionality of his arguments left no room for the complexities of real life.”

“La simplicidad de sus argumentos no dejaba espacio para las complejidades de la vida real.” *

“Her unidimensionality in tastes meant every meal was either pizza or pasta.”

“Su estrechez en gustos significaba que cada comida era pizza o pasta.” *

1691
Q

Unidimensional

A

Synonyms (English): One-dimensional, Simplistic
Synonyms (Spanish): Unidimensional, Simplista

“His unidimensional view of politics made the debate about as exciting as watching paint dry.”

“Su visión unidimensional de la política hizo el debate tan emocionante como ver secar la pintura.” *

“The movie’s villain was so unidimensional that even a cardboard cutout would have more depth.”

“El villano de la película era tan simplista que incluso un recorte de cartón tendría más profundidad.” *

1692
Q

unassailable

A

Synonyms (English): Invincible, Impregnable
Synonyms (Spanish): Invencible, Inexpugnable

“Her logic was so unassailable that even the harshest critics were left speechless.”

“Su lógica era tan invencible que incluso los críticos más duros quedaron sin palabras.” *

“The fortress was unassailable, standing tall against centuries of attacks.”

“La fortaleza era inexpugnable, permaneciendo firme contra siglos de ataques.” *

1693
Q

cessation

A

Synonyms (English): Termination, End
Synonyms (Spanish): Terminación, Fin

“The cessation of the noisy construction was like music to my ears.”

“La terminación de la ruidosa construcción fue como música para mis oídos.” *

“His abrupt cessation of social media activity sparked rumors of a digital detox.”

“Su abrupto fin de actividad en las redes sociales desató rumores de una desintoxicación digital.” *

1694
Q

ethos

A
1695
Q

overarching

A
1696
Q

undergird

A

Synonyms (English): Supporting, Strengthening
Synonyms (Spanish): Apoyando, Fortaleciendo

“The undergirding principles of his argument were so strong, they could hold up a skyscraper.”

“Los principios que apoyaban su argumento eran tan fuertes que podían sostener un rascacielos.”

“Her commitment to ethical journalism is the undergirding force behind her award-winning articles.”

“Su compromiso con el periodismo ético es la fuerza que fortalece sus artículos premiados.”

1697
Q

Bait-and-switch

A
1698
Q

Chinstroker (adjective)

A
1699
Q

Careful assay

A
1700
Q

To remark something

A
1701
Q

Commonwealth

A
1702
Q

Assertions

A
1703
Q

To be at the forefront of x

A

Estar a la vanguardia de x

1704
Q

(To be / To become / To turn into) a cesspool of …

A
1705
Q

Disavow

A
1706
Q

Disavowed

A
1707
Q

Idiologue

A
1708
Q

To angle sth

A
1709
Q

Scoff

A
1710
Q

Scoff

A
1711
Q

Bottom feeder (adjective)

A
1712
Q

Bottom feeder (adjective)

A
1713
Q

For the long haul

A
1714
Q

For the long haul

A
1715
Q

The way you do some things is the way you do all things.

A
1716
Q

The way you do some things is the way you do all things.

A
1717
Q

You better believe it.

A
1718
Q

(To be) Self-contained

A
1719
Q

To put one’s finger on the scale

A
1720
Q

Endow

A
1721
Q

Providence

A
1722
Q

Sycophant

A
1723
Q

to engender

A
1724
Q

There are no pockets in shrouds

A
1725
Q

Tangential

A
1726
Q

Forethought

A
1727
Q

Apostate

A

Apostata

1728
Q

To be wise AFTER the fact

A
1729
Q

Myrmidon

A
1730
Q

Bravado

A
1731
Q

Oh face

A
1732
Q

On a need-to-know basis

A
1733
Q

To do sb (even yourself) a disservice

A
1733
Q

Working knowledge

A
1734
Q

… x that keeps on giving

A
1735
Q

… x that keeps on giving

A
1736
Q
A
1737
Q

Heavy is the head that wears the crown

A
1738
Q

Heavy is the head that wears the crown

A
1739
Q

Maelstrom

A
1740
Q

Maelstrom

A
1741
Q

To vet sb / sth

A
1742
Q

To vet sb / sth

A
1743
Q

Pious

A
1744
Q

Pious

A
1745
Q

To wound up

A
1746
Q

To shy away from x (the fact that)

A
1747
Q

To shy away from x (the fact that)

A
1748
Q

Déclassé

A
1749
Q

Déclassé

A
1750
Q

Tongue and cheek

A
1751
Q

Close circuit tv

A
1752
Q

Close circuit tv

A
1753
Q

To run amock

A
1754
Q

To run amock

A
1755
Q

Mercurial

A
1756
Q

Mercurial

A
1757
Q

To aid and abet in sth

A
1758
Q

To aid and abet in sth

A
1759
Q

To make waves

A
1760
Q

To make waves

A
1761
Q

Quid pro quo

A
1762
Q

Quid pro quo

A
1763
Q

Cardinal sin

A
1764
Q

Repercussions

A
1765
Q

Repercussions

A
1766
Q

Antiquated

A
1767
Q

To make waves

A
1768
Q

To use sth in a predatory fashion

A
1769
Q

To use sth in a predatory fashion

A
1770
Q

Aid and abet

A
1771
Q

Aid and abet

A
1772
Q

FUBAR

A

FOuled up beyond all recognition

1773
Q

FUBAR

A

FOuled up beyond all recognition

1774
Q

Crass

A
1775
Q

Crass

A

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