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- A little marionette.
- A little marionette.
A
little
marionette
- [Kelly] Where's... I mean,
- [Kelly] Where's...
I mean
,
Kelly
Where's
I
mean
y'all are enough,
but
but
X
where's Jack?
y'all
y'all
X
are enough, but where's Jack?
y'all
are
enough
but
where's
Jack
- [Key] Where's Jack?
- [Key] Where's Jack?
Key
Where's
Jack
- Where is Jack?
- Where is Jack?
Where
is
Jack
- [Key] Oh God, where is Jack?
- [Key] Oh God, where is Jack?
Key
Oh
God
where
is
Jack
- Where did he go? Why isn't he here?
- Where did he go? Why isn't he here?
Where
did
he
go
Why
isn't
he
here
- [Key] I don't know. He was-
- [Key] I don't know. He was-
Key
I
don't
know
He
was
- He was here.
- He was here.
He
was
here
- He was definitely
with
with
X
us.
- He was definitely with us.
He
was
definitely
with
us
He was definitely
with
with
X
us.
He was definitely with us.
He
was
definitely
with
us
And I don't know where he is now,
And I don't know where he is now,
And
I
don't
know
where
he
is
now
but
but
X
he was right
behind
behind
X
us, wasn't he?
but he was
right behind us
, wasn't he?
but
he
was
right
behind
us
wasn't
he
- [Kelly] Is he still in the building?
- [Kelly] Is he still in the building?
Kelly
Is
he
still
in
the
building
- No, he's definitely in the building.
- No, he's definitely in the building.
No
he's
definitely
in
the
building
He has
to
to
X
be in the building.
He has to be in the building.
He
has
to
be
in
the
building
- I saw him out there.
- I saw him out there.
I
saw
him
out
there
- He was a hundred percent
with
with
X
us.
- He was a hundred percent with us.
He
was
a
hundred
percent
with
us
- [Kelly] Should I go check
on
on
X
him or...
- [Kelly] Should I go
check on him
or...
Kelly
Should
I
go
check
on
him
or
- [Key] Yes, please, Kelly
- [Key] Yes, please, Kelly
Key
Yes
please
Kelly
because he was
with
with
X
us.
because he was with us.
because
he
was
with
us
He was
with
with
X
us.
He was with us.
He
was
with
us
- [Kelly] All right.
- [Kelly] All right.
Kelly
All
right
I'll just go get him.
I'll just go get him.
I'll
just
go
get
him
I mean he wanted a special entrance, I guess.
I mean
he wanted a special entrance, I guess.
I
mean
he
wanted
a
special
entrance
I
guess
I don't know what's happening.
I don't know what's happening.
I
don't
know
what's
happening
Jack?
Jack?
Jack
Oh.
Oh.
Oh
- Hey, Kelly.
- Hey, Kelly.
Hey
Kelly
- You... (laughs)
- You... (laughs)
You
laughs
You look awesome!
You look
awesome
awesome
X
!
You
look
awesome
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
Thank
you
- Well, what's wrong, buddy?
- Well, what's wrong,
buddy
buddy
X
?
Well
what's
wrong
buddy
- I'm not going out there.
- I'm not going out there.
I'm
not
going
out
there
- [Kelly] Why?
- [Kelly] Why?
Kelly
Why
- 'Cause everybody said we were gonna get dressed
- 'Cause everybody said we were gonna get
dressed
dressed
X
'Cause
everybody
said
we
were
gonna
get
dressed
in
in
X
costumes and I'm the only stupid guy
in
costumes
costumes
X
and I'm the only
stupid
stupid
X
guy
in
costumes
and
I'm
the
only
stupid
guy
that got dressed
in
in
X
a costume
that got
dressed
dressed
X
in a costume
that
got
dressed
in
a
costume
and I'm not going out there now.
and I'm not going out there now.
and
I'm
not
going
out
there
now
- [Kelly] No, they're stupid.
- [Kelly] No, they're
stupid
stupid
X
.
Kelly
No
they're
stupid
You look awesome.
You look
awesome
awesome
X
.
You
look
awesome
I love Bowser.
I love
Bowser
Bowser
X
.
I
love
Bowser
Hey, you know what?
Hey,
you know what
?
Hey
you
know
what
I got a special entrance.
I got a special entrance.
I
got
a
special
entrance
You want the VIP?
You want the
VIP
VIP
X
?
You
want
the
VIP
They got the regular ones.
They got the
regular
regular
X
ones.
They
got
the
regular
ones
- Yeah. All right.
- Yeah. All right.
Yeah
All
right
If you got a special entrance?
If you got a special entrance?
If
you
got
a
special
entrance
- It's a special entrance.
- It's a special entrance.
It's
a
special
entrance
It's a Bowser entrance.
It's a
Bowser
Bowser
X
entrance.
It's
a
Bowser
entrance
All right, everybody,
All right, everybody,
All
right
everybody
Jack Black!
Jack Black!
Jack
Black
Here we go.
Here we go
.
Here
we
go
Here we go.
Here we go
.
Here
we
go
(audience cheers and applauds)
(audience cheers and applauds)
audience
cheers
and
applauds
Yes.
Yes.
Yes
(rock music)
(rock music)
rock
music
(Jack imitates Bowser roaring)
(Jack imitates
Bowser
Bowser
X
roaring)
Jack
imitates
Bowser
roaring
(audience cheers and applauds).
(audience cheers and applauds).
audience
cheers
and
applauds
My favorite part is your butt.
My favorite part is your
butt
butt
X
.
My
favorite
part
is
your
butt
- Whoa!
- Whoa!
Whoa
- That was a really high kick.
- That was a really high kick.
That
was
a
really
high
kick
- That was a very high kick.
- That was a very high kick.
That
was
a
very
high
kick
- Very limber, Bowser.
- Very
limber
limber
X
,
Bowser
Bowser
X
.
Very
limber
Bowser
- I'm sorry. What happened?
- I'm sorry. What happened?
I'm
sorry
What
happened
- I think you look great.
- I think you look great.
I
think
you
look
great
Were y'all gonna dress
up
up
X
?
Were
y'all
y'all
X
gonna
dress up
?
Were
y'all
gonna
dress
up
Like, what happened?
Like, what happened?
Like
what
happened
- I think it was
like
like
X
a really funny trick they played
on
on
X
me
- I think it was like a really
funny trick
they played on me
I
think
it
was
like
a
really
funny
trick
they
played
on
me
like
like
X
we're all gonna get dressed
in
in
X
character
like we're all gonna get
dressed
dressed
X
in character
like
we're
all
gonna
get
dressed
in
character
and then they didn't and I can't get it
off
off
X
now.
and then they didn't and I can't get it off now.
and
then
they
didn't
and
I
can't
get
it
off
now
It's
like
like
X
someone put super glue
in
in
X
there.
It's like someone put super glue in there.
It's
like
someone
put
super
glue
in
there
- I think you look awesome.
- I think you look
awesome
awesome
X
.
I
think
you
look
awesome
- Thank you, Kelly.
- Thank you, Kelly.
Thank
you
Kelly
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
Yeah
(audience cheers and applauds)
(audience cheers and applauds)
audience
cheers
and
applauds
- [Kelly] It's a perfect fit.
- [Kelly] It's a
perfect fit
.
Kelly
It's
a
perfect
fit
- I'm not even talking
to
to
X
you guys.
- I'm not even talking to you guys.
I'm
not
even
talking
to
you
guys
I am mad
at
at
X
you.
I am
mad
mad
X
at you.
I
am
mad
at
you
I am so mad
at
at
X
you.
I am so
mad
mad
X
at you.
I
am
so
mad
at
you
- Okay, I'm sorry...
- Okay, I'm sorry...
Okay
I'm
sorry
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________(________p________r________o________p________e________r________ ________n________o________u________n________)________ ________B________o________w________s________e________r________ ________i________s________ ________a________ ________f________i________c________t________i________o________n________a________l________ ________c________h________a________r________a________c________t________e________r________ ________f________r________o________m________ ________t________h________e________ ________M________a________r________i________o________ ________v________i________d________e________o________ ________g________a________m________e________ ________s________e________r________i________e________s________
funny trick
Definition
'Play a trick' is an idiom used to describe a joke or prank that someone plays on someone else.
Example
They tried to scare me, playing a funny trick!
ˌviːʌɪˈpiː
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________(________a________c________r________o________n________y________m________)________ ________V________I________P________ ________i________s________ ________a________n________ ________a________c________r________o________n________y________m________ ________f________o________r________ ________'________v________e________r________y________ ________i________m________p________o________r________t________a________n________t________ ________p________e________r________s________o________n________'________ ________a________n________d________ ________i________s________ ________u________s________e________d________ ________t________o________ ________d________e________s________c________r________i________b________e________ ________s________o________m________e________o________n________e________ ________w________h________o________ ________i________s________ ________t________r________e________a________t________e________d________ ________w________i________t________h________ ________s________p________e________c________i________a________l________ ________p________r________i________v________i________l________e________g________e________s________
ˈɔːs(ə)m
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ˈɔsəm
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Definition
________(________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________)________ ________A________w________e________s________o________m________e________ ________i________s________ ________a________n________ ________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________ ________u________s________e________d________ ________t________o________ ________d________e________s________c________r________i________b________e________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________ ________t________h________a________t________ ________i________s________ ________i________m________p________r________e________s________s________i________v________e________ ________o________r________ ________i________n________s________p________i________r________i________n________g________
ˈkɒstjuːm
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ˈkɑsˌtum
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Definition
________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________A________ ________c________o________s________t________u________m________e________ ________i________s________ ________a________n________ ________o________u________t________f________i________t________ ________w________o________r________n________ ________t________o________ ________r________e________p________r________e________s________e________n________t________ ________a________ ________c________h________a________r________a________c________t________e________r________ ________o________r________ ________i________d________e________a________
ˈbʌdi
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ˈbədi
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Definition
________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________B________u________d________d________y________ ________i________s________ ________a________ ________t________e________r________m________ ________o________f________ ________e________n________d________e________a________r________m________e________n________t________ ________u________s________e________d________ ________t________o________ ________r________e________f________e________r________ ________t________o________ ________a________ ________f________r________i________e________n________d________
right behind us
Definition
'Right behind us' is an idiom which means that someone or something is very close to us, usually following us. For example, 'He was right behind us, wasn't he?'
Example
We could hear the footsteps right behind us.
check on him
Definition
'Check on him' is an idiom which means to go and see how someone is doing.
Example
I think I should go and check on him.
I mean
Definition
(idiomatic) used to clarify or correct a statement or to introduce a justification or explanation
Example
I'm not sure what I should do, I mean, I could always ask for help.
bʌt
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bət
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Definition
________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________t________h________e________ ________p________a________r________t________ ________o________f________ ________t________h________e________ ________b________o________d________y________ ________y________o________u________ ________s________i________t________ ________o________n________ ________:________ ________b________u________t________t________o________c________k________s________ ________—________u________s________e________d________ ________i________n________ ________i________n________f________o________r________m________a________l________ ________p________h________r________a________s________e________s________ ________w________h________e________r________e________ ________a________s________s________ ________m________i________g________h________t________ ________a________l________s________o________ ________b________e________ ________u________s________e________d________
Here we go
Definition
Here we go is an idiom used to express enthusiasm or excitement about something that is about to happen. For example, 'Here we go. Here we go.'
Example
It's time to start the race, here we go!
ˈrɛɡjʊlə
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ˈrɛɡ(jə)lər
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Definition
________(________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________)________ ________R________e________g________u________l________a________r________ ________i________s________ ________a________n________ ________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________ ________u________s________e________d________ ________t________o________ ________d________e________s________c________r________i________b________e________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________ ________t________h________a________t________ ________i________s________ ________n________o________r________m________a________l________ ________o________r________ ________u________s________u________a________l________
you know what
Definition
You know what is an expression used to introduce a statement or question, often to draw attention to it. For example, 'Hey, you know what?'
Example
Let me tell you something, you know what?
mad
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mæd
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Definition
________(________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________)________ ________M________a________d________ ________i________s________ ________a________n________ ________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________ ________u________s________e________d________ ________t________o________ ________d________e________s________c________r________i________b________e________ ________s________o________m________e________o________n________e________ ________w________h________o________ ________i________s________ ________a________n________g________r________y________ ________o________r________ ________u________p________s________e________t________
perfect fit
Definition
Perfect fit is an idiom used to describe clothes that are exactly the correct size.
Example
It fits like a glove, perfect fit!
Teacher says
Teacher says:
You can also say this for two things or people that match or complement each other very well. For example: "hey, you both like the same films and have the same sense of humour: you're a perfect fit!"
dress up
Definition
Dress up is an idiom used to ask someone to wear formal or special clothing. For example, 'Were y'all gonna dress up?'
Example
Are you going to wear a costume, dress up?
jɔːl
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jɔl
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________(________c________o________n________t________r________a________c________t________i________o________n________)________ ________Y________'________a________l________l________ ________i________s________ ________a________ ________c________o________n________t________r________a________c________t________i________o________n________ ________o________f________ ________'________y________o________u________ ________a________l________l________'________,________ ________u________s________e________d________ ________t________o________ ________r________e________f________e________r________ ________t________o________ ________a________ ________g________r________o________u________p________ ________o________f________ ________p________e________o________p________l________e________
drɛst
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drɛst
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Definition
________(________v________e________r________b________)________ ________D________r________e________s________s________e________d________ ________i________s________ ________t________h________e________ ________p________a________s________t________ ________t________e________n________s________e________ ________o________f________ ________t________h________e________ ________v________e________r________b________ ________'________d________r________e________s________s________'________,________ ________m________e________a________n________i________n________g________ ________t________o________ ________p________u________t________ ________o________n________ ________c________l________o________t________h________e________s________
ˈstjuːpɪd
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ˈstupəd
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Definition
________(________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________)________ ________S________t________u________p________i________d________ ________i________s________ ________a________n________ ________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________ ________u________s________e________d________ ________t________o________ ________d________e________s________c________r________i________b________e________ ________s________o________m________e________o________n________e________ ________o________r________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________ ________t________h________a________t________ ________i________s________ ________f________o________o________l________i________s________h________ ________o________r________ ________s________i________l________l________y________
ˈlɪmbə
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ˈlɪmbər
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Definition
________(________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________)________ ________L________i________m________b________e________r________ ________i________s________ ________a________n________ ________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________ ________u________s________e________d________ ________t________o________ ________d________e________s________c________r________i________b________e________ ________s________o________m________e________o________n________e________ ________o________r________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________ ________t________h________a________t________ ________i________s________ ________f________l________e________x________i________b________l________e________ ________a________n________d________ ________c________a________n________ ________m________o________v________e________ ________e________a________s________i________l________y________
Bowser
ˈbaʊzə
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ˈbaʊzər
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Definition
(proper noun) Bowser is a fictional character from the Mario video game series
Example
Mario and Luigi have to defeat Bowser to save the princess
funny trick
Definition
'Play a trick' is an idiom used to describe a joke or prank that someone plays on someone else.
Example
They tried to scare me, playing a funny trick!
VIP
ˌviːʌɪˈpiː
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ˌviˌaɪˈpi
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Definition
(acronym) VIP is an acronym for 'very important person' and is used to describe someone who is treated with special privileges
Example
The VIP guests were given a private tour of the museum
awesome
ˈɔːs(ə)m
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ˈɔsəm
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Definition
(adjective) Awesome is an adjective used to describe something that is impressive or inspiring
Example
The view from the top of the mountain was awesome
costumes
ˈkɒstjuːm
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ˈkɑsˌtum
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Definition
(noun) A costume is an outfit worn to represent a character or idea
Example
The children wore costumes for the school play
buddy
ˈbʌdi
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ˈbədi
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Definition
(noun) Buddy is a term of endearment used to refer to a friend
Example
My buddy and I have been friends since childhood
right behind us
Definition
'Right behind us' is an idiom which means that someone or something is very close to us, usually following us. For example, 'He was right behind us, wasn't he?'
Example
We could hear the footsteps right behind us.
check on him
Definition
'Check on him' is an idiom which means to go and see how someone is doing.
Example
I think I should go and check on him.
I mean
Definition
(idiomatic) used to clarify or correct a statement or to introduce a justification or explanation
Example
I'm not sure what I should do, I mean, I could always ask for help.
butt
bʌt
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bət
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Definition
(noun) the part of the body you sit on : buttocks —used in informal phrases where ass might also be used
Example
I was being paid to sit on my butt and watch television
Here we go
Definition
Here we go is an idiom used to express enthusiasm or excitement about something that is about to happen. For example, 'Here we go. Here we go.'
Example
It's time to start the race, here we go!
regular
ˈrɛɡjʊlə
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ˈrɛɡ(jə)lər
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Definition
(adjective) Regular is an adjective used to describe something that is normal or usual
Example
I usually take the regular bus to work
you know what
Definition
You know what is an expression used to introduce a statement or question, often to draw attention to it. For example, 'Hey, you know what?'
Example
Let me tell you something, you know what?
mad
mad
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mæd
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Definition
(adjective) Mad is an adjective used to describe someone who is angry or upset
Example
He was mad at me for not calling him
perfect fit
Definition
Perfect fit is an idiom used to describe clothes that are exactly the correct size.
Example
It fits like a glove, perfect fit!
Teacher says
Teacher says:
You can also say this for two things or people that match or complement each other very well. For example: "hey, you both like the same films and have the same sense of humour: you're a perfect fit!"
dress up
Definition
Dress up is an idiom used to ask someone to wear formal or special clothing. For example, 'Were y'all gonna dress up?'
Example
Are you going to wear a costume, dress up?
y'all
jɔːl
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jɔl
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Definition
(contraction) Y'all is a contraction of 'you all', used to refer to a group of people
dressed
drɛst
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drɛst
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Definition
(verb) Dressed is the past tense of the verb 'dress', meaning to put on clothes
Example
She dressed quickly and left the house
stupid
ˈstjuːpɪd
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ˈstupəd
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Definition
(adjective) Stupid is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is foolish or silly
limber
ˈlɪmbə
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ˈlɪmbər
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Definition
(adjective) Limber is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is flexible and can move easily
Example
The gymnast was very limber and could do amazing tricks
Bowser
ˈbaʊzə
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ˈbaʊzər
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Definition
(proper noun) Bowser is a fictional character from the Mario video game series
Example
Mario and Luigi have to defeat Bowser to save the princess
funny trick
Definition
'Play a trick' is an idiom used to describe a joke or prank that someone plays on someone else.
Example
They tried to scare me, playing a funny trick!
VIP
ˌviːʌɪˈpiː
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ˌviˌaɪˈpi
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Definition
(acronym) VIP is an acronym for 'very important person' and is used to describe someone who is treated with special privileges
Example
The VIP guests were given a private tour of the museum
awesome
ˈɔːs(ə)m
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ˈɔsəm
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Definition
(adjective) Awesome is an adjective used to describe something that is impressive or inspiring
Example
The view from the top of the mountain was awesome
costumes
ˈkɒstjuːm
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ˈkɑsˌtum
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Definition
(noun) A costume is an outfit worn to represent a character or idea
Example
The children wore costumes for the school play
buddy
ˈbʌdi
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ˈbədi
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Definition
(noun) Buddy is a term of endearment used to refer to a friend
Example
My buddy and I have been friends since childhood
right behind us
Definition
'Right behind us' is an idiom which means that someone or something is very close to us, usually following us. For example, 'He was right behind us, wasn't he?'
Example
We could hear the footsteps right behind us.
check on him
Definition
'Check on him' is an idiom which means to go and see how someone is doing.
Example
I think I should go and check on him.
I mean
Definition
(idiomatic) used to clarify or correct a statement or to introduce a justification or explanation
Example
I'm not sure what I should do, I mean, I could always ask for help.
butt
bʌt
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bət
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Definition
(noun) the part of the body you sit on : buttocks —used in informal phrases where ass might also be used
Example
I was being paid to sit on my butt and watch television
Here we go
Definition
Here we go is an idiom used to express enthusiasm or excitement about something that is about to happen. For example, 'Here we go. Here we go.'
Example
It's time to start the race, here we go!
regular
ˈrɛɡjʊlə
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ˈrɛɡ(jə)lər
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Definition
(adjective) Regular is an adjective used to describe something that is normal or usual
Example
I usually take the regular bus to work
you know what
Definition
You know what is an expression used to introduce a statement or question, often to draw attention to it. For example, 'Hey, you know what?'
Example
Let me tell you something, you know what?
mad
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mæd
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Definition
(adjective) Mad is an adjective used to describe someone who is angry or upset
Example
He was mad at me for not calling him
perfect fit
Definition
Perfect fit is an idiom used to describe clothes that are exactly the correct size.
Example
It fits like a glove, perfect fit!
Teacher says
Teacher says:
You can also say this for two things or people that match or complement each other very well. For example: "hey, you both like the same films and have the same sense of humour: you're a perfect fit!"
dress up
Definition
Dress up is an idiom used to ask someone to wear formal or special clothing. For example, 'Were y'all gonna dress up?'
Example
Are you going to wear a costume, dress up?
y'all
jɔːl
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jɔl
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Definition
(contraction) Y'all is a contraction of 'you all', used to refer to a group of people
dressed
drɛst
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drɛst
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Definition
(verb) Dressed is the past tense of the verb 'dress', meaning to put on clothes
Example
She dressed quickly and left the house
stupid
ˈstjuːpɪd
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ˈstupəd
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Definition
(adjective) Stupid is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is foolish or silly
limber
ˈlɪmbə
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Definition
(adjective) Limber is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is flexible and can move easily
Example
The gymnast was very limber and could do amazing tricks
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VIP
ˌviːʌɪˈpiː
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ˌviˌaɪˈpi
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Definition
(acronym) VIP is an acronym for 'very important person' and is used to describe someone who is treated with special privileges
Example
The VIP guests were given a private tour of the museum
buddy
ˈbʌdi
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ˈbədi
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Definition
(noun) Buddy is a term of endearment used to refer to a friend
Example
My buddy and I have been friends since childhood
butt
bʌt
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bət
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Definition
(noun) the part of the body you sit on : buttocks —used in informal phrases where ass might also be used
Example
I was being paid to sit on my butt and watch television
dressed
drɛst
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drɛst
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Definition
(verb) Dressed is the past tense of the verb 'dress', meaning to put on clothes
Example
She dressed quickly and left the house
stupid
ˈstjuːpɪd
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ˈstupəd
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Definition
(adjective) Stupid is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is foolish or silly
mad
mad
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mæd
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Definition
(adjective) Mad is an adjective used to describe someone who is angry or upset
Example
He was mad at me for not calling him
y'all
jɔːl
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jɔl
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Definition
(contraction) Y'all is a contraction of 'you all', used to refer to a group of people
regular
ˈrɛɡjʊlə
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ˈrɛɡ(jə)lər
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Definition
(adjective) Regular is an adjective used to describe something that is normal or usual
Example
I usually take the regular bus to work
limber
ˈlɪmbə
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ˈlɪmbər
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Definition
(adjective) Limber is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is flexible and can move easily
Example
The gymnast was very limber and could do amazing tricks
Bowser
ˈbaʊzə
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ˈbaʊzər
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Definition
(proper noun) Bowser is a fictional character from the Mario video game series
Example
Mario and Luigi have to defeat Bowser to save the princess
awesome
ˈɔːs(ə)m
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ˈɔsəm
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Definition
(adjective) Awesome is an adjective used to describe something that is impressive or inspiring
Example
The view from the top of the mountain was awesome
costumes
ˈkɒstjuːm
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ˈkɑsˌtum
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Definition
(noun) A costume is an outfit worn to represent a character or idea
Example
The children wore costumes for the school play
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