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BLABBERMOUTH (NOUN)
BLOW ONE’S TOP (VERB—TO GET VERY ANGRY)
BUCK(S) (NOUN)
CHICKEN (ADJ. OR NOUN)“SHE IS CHICKEN” (ADJ) OR, YOU ARE SUCH A CHICKEN! (NOUN)
DOWN IN THE DUMPS (VERY DEPRESSED)
DRAG ONE'S FEET (VERB)WHEN YOU DON’T WANT TO DO SOMETHING, YOU DRAG YOUR FEET TO DO IT.
Zip your lipIt means close your mouth!
Pooped(adj.)
Don’t count your chicken until (before)they hatch (they’re)
hatched.
Grab a bite
Fender-bender
BE BROKE: to have no money
BUSHED CALL IT A DAY
COUCH POTATO
Badmouth (verb)To speak badly about someone or something
“COOL IT, DEAR!”
HE IS LET-DOWN (DISAPPOINTED)
R AND R (REST AND RELAXATION)
SHE KEEPS HER FINGERS CROSSED
RAINING CATS AND GODS
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