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Freinds Sn 1 From Episode - 14 Flashcards

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Slather

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Spread thickly

Slather my body with stuff and lick it off.

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Throw up

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Puke

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Dinner is on me

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Crappy

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Very bad

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I have enjoyed the fact that your shirt has been sticking out your zipper since you came out of the bathroom

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There is someone wanted you to say hi to

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Words repeat million times

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Scooch

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To move a short distance by or as if by sliding especially to make room for another person.

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Incredible

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If it’s hard to believe or wrap your head around.

Extraordinary good or great.

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Wrap your head around

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It’s an idiom that means to understand something

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Curator

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Custodian / keeper of a museum or other collection

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Amateur

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Doing dry as a pastime.
For fun not professionally.

Lack professional skill or expertise.

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Took me by surprise

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Incredulous

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You won’t and can’t believe something.

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Bail on someone

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To cancel or back out of a previously agreed upon plan or commitment.

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Lay plans to walk around

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I wish I could but I have laid plans to walk around.

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Ran out on

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Abandon someone - informal

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Supposedly

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Not from where I was standing

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Strange, weird , odd

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Merry is to be happy especially in a fun, festive way.

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Is keeping the Christmas light on part of plan to make us merry year long.

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Fade , disappear, melt

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Eruption

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An eruption is an explosion of steam and lava from a volcano. This word is also used for other explosions, such as “an eruption of emotions.”

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Does precisely that

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Doing just what you’ve been asked to do

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Dissipate - disperse or fade away.
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Ran by
Tell them about it / mention it, to see if they think it’s a good idea or can understand it
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Asked out some out
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Went on a date she’ll be there
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Antonym
Words that have exact opposite meaning of another word
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Synonym
A word that means the same thing as another word
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Take out
Remove
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Thin
Narrow / slander
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Know your way around sth
Be familiar with an area, procedure or subject.
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Keep something down
To be quieter. Keep something at a low level.
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Terrible
Exceptionally bad or displeasing
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Deal with someone
To find a way to talk with someone or work with someone especially as part of your job.
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Enhancement.
Make something better. Improvements.
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Plausible
If something is plausible, it's reasonable or believable. Things that are plausible could easily happen. A woman becoming President is very plausible. A giraffe becoming President is not
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Credible
Someone who's credible is honest and believable. A pathological liar, for example, might not be the most credible witness for your case against the bank robber.
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Look up - search
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Sudden
Happen unexpectedly
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Provoke
Something that brings about a strong reaction
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Belongings
Things that belong or owned by someone
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Fatalities
Occur (happen) of death
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Invade
Take over or occupy a place. By force - aggressively.
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Flirt
Used to show interest in a deeper relationship with someone
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Irony
You say the opposite of what you mean.
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Overhear
Eavesdrop
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Lame
Not good enough. Weak Not satisfactory . That’s such as lame excuses.
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Common/ typical/ regular expected.
Hanging out with with friends and playing computer games are a typical activities of American teens
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I beg to differ
Disagree with someone
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To a go
The situation is right for something to start
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Give it a go.
Try to do something
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Exert
Put the effort to do something. Put to use Exert one’s power. - exercise. Make a great effort at the mental and physical task.
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Beg / pleading
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Coincidence
Unplanned. Unintended
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Veins popping out of your temple
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Shy Lack of self confidence. Shy can also mean short. I’m a little shy to buy something. Means you don’t have enough to afford it.
Being nervous and reserved around other people especially in a social situation.
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Photogenic
Looking attractive in photos or on film
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Intrigue
Arouse / inspire curiosity or interest. Fascinating
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Annoying / irritating / and something creepy is annoying and unpleasant. Upsetting
When your mom is asking ten times in a row when you are going to clean your room that’s annoying
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Put an end to sth
Easy enough to end something
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Crazy ain’t sensible / does not make sense. Insane
Brothers run around the house when their favorable team wins a game.
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Awful
Exceptionally bad
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Creeps
Feeling of fear and disgust. Disgust - awful. Stepping in dog pop is disgusting - and makes you wanna throw up.
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Disdain
lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike
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Blew someone off
Treat someone/ something as if they were not important
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Thin
Narrow Weak argument
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Pathetic
Inspires pity and contempt- extreme lack of respect
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Does not cause me to remember anything
Does not ring a bell
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Lose my mind
Going insane
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I have to give him up
Turn him in
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Charge
Move forward quickly and violently.
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Sassy
Bold
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Charge right over
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Amusing
Someone or something that makes you laugh
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In charge- in care of
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Cordial
Use cordial to describe a relationship that is friendly and sincere but not overly close. A cordial greeting is perfectly pleasant but doesn't involve lots of hugging or excessive emotion.
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Rattle
Short series of knocking or tapping sounds. To make one lose his/ her composure
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Calm under pressure
Composure
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Snapped
Talk to someone in a angry way
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You don’t have the balls to say
You don’t have the confidence to say something
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Revenge
Retaliate
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Stick it to someone
to harshly criticize, punish, or retaliate against someone
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Screw
Can mean sex
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Spoil it
Blew
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Cold feet
Be too fearful to
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Fan the flames
cause an emotion such as anger or hatred to become stronger.
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Hang you out to dry
Leave someone in a diffuser situation - vulnerable.
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Levitate
Cause something to rise / float in the air - defying gravity
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Broke down
Stop resisting . My friends kept pleading with me to go the beach. So I finally broke down and agreed / went along with
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Pomp and circumstance
Formal and impressive ceremony.
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Raucous
Very loud
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Interminable
Unending
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Benevolent
Well meaning and kind.

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