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School’s Out I iii: I will have to start doing my things at my yard.at do one’s business (v.) under business, n.
School’s Out I iii: I will have to start doing my things at my yard. School’s Out II iii: Carrying on with a schoolgirl is one thing, but...at carry on, v.
School’s Out II iii: Chin up, man, chin up.at chin up!, excl.
School’s Out II iii: The flash-in-the-pan miracle worker will burn himself out.at flash in the pan, n.
School’s Out I v: At least you could go down there and bless the soul food.at soul food, n.
School’s Out I v: I can be a real Mother Long-Tongue. Mi temper short and I can spread rumours.at long-tongue, adj.
School’s Out I i: I mashed a lady on her toe.at mash, v.
School’s Out II iii: Go in the bathroom and pull the chain!at pull the chain! (excl.) under pull, v.
School’s Out I i: The occasional intrigue, the little undercurrents, that sort of thing, plus there is a fair amount of backbiting, su-su.at su-su, n.
School’s Out I i: I mashed a lady on her toe who got ignorant and violent and started to trace me.at trace, v.
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