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Question 1

legit

Answer 1

something is real or genuine
Uh this is a very commonly used slang word. So legit is a short version of the word legitimate. Legit means something is real or genuine.

Question 2

he held the door open

Question 3

in a faint voice

Answer 3

not strong or clear; slight:
desmaiar

• a faint sound/noise/smell
• The lamp gave out a faint glow.
• She gave me a faint smile of recognition.
• I have a faint suspicion that you may be right!

Question 4

slide down on the floor

Question 5

ut he is good to me or so i thought

Question 6

i retrieve my phone

Answer 6

/rɪˈtriːv/
to find and bring back something:
- We taught our dog to retrieve a ball.
- how did you train yur dog to retrieve a ball

to get something back that has been lost, taken, or left somewhere:
- The company has taken legal action to retrieve the stolen cash.
- retrieve sth from sb/sth He retrieved the documents from his colleague’s desk.
(Definition of retrieve from the Cambridge

Question 7

i wad up

Answer 7

/wɑːd/
to press something such as a piece of paper or cloth into a small tight ball

to fold or press together something to form a mass:
- He wadded his towel into a ball.
- The next time you find a wad of hair in your hairbrush, think about your stress level.

Question 8

he clenches his fist

Answer 8

/klentʃ/
a contraction or tightening of part of the body.
- she saw the anger rise, saw the clench of his fists
- he chlenched his teeth and fists
- to close or hold something very tightly, often in a determined or angry way:
The old man clenched his fist and waved it angrily at us.
With a knife clenched in/between his teeth, he climbed up the tree to cut some coconuts.