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COUGH IT UP |
To turn loose or give up. The bank robber said, "Cough it up," to the teller as he demanded money. |
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COVER YOUR ASS |
To protect yourself by keeping accurate records or doing all tests that might be done. You need to keep all of your business receipts just in case you need to cover your ass from any odd-ball creditors. |
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COW |
Circle Of Warmth |
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COW |
Celebrating Our World |
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COW IN A PASTURE |
All alone, satisfied. With his new position, Jim is like a cow in a pasture. |
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CRACK |
A dangerous drug made from cocaine....Crack is not only an urban problem, but also a suburban and rural problem also. |
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CRACK OF DAWN |
Very early in the morning, before sunrise. I heard the rooster crowing at the crack of dawn. |
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CRACK ON |
To speak to un-friendly or insultingly. Why are you cracking on me? |
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CRACK ROACHES |
Crack-cocaine users who come out late at night to get their drugs or shoot their stuff. The police refer to the the night street walkers as crack roaches. |
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CRACK-HEAD |
Someone who is addicted to the drug Crack. There was a crack-head wandering the street last night. |
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CRAM |
To study hard as for an exam...I have to cram for the finals. |
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CRAP |
Anything not good; not worthwhile. Another expression for the "s" word". I don't have to take crap from you! |
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CRASH |
1) To upset, barge in on, or to take over. Let's crash the party tonite. 2) To quickly go to sleep or zonk out after a long hard day. I will crash at Phil's place for the night, after I crashed the party. |
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CRAZY AS A BED BUG |
Moving in all directions. When it comes to dancing, he is as crazy as a bed bug on the floor. |
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CREAM OF THE CROP |
The very best. At our high school, the cream of the crop always attend Harvard University. |
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CREAMED |
To get beat very badly in sports, to lose by a large margin. South High's football team was creamed by North High last Friday. |
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CRIB |
Apartment, house, or home; a place where someone lives. "You can sleep at my crib tonight," John told his brother after his wife kicked him out of the house. |
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CRILL |
A street name for Crack-Cocaine. There is much crill on the streets today. |
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CRIMP |
To hold back, criticize, hinder, put limits on. "Why are you trying to crimp my style?" Joe asked his boss. |
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CRIPT COURSE |
An easy course, a course in high school or college that a student should not fail...P.E. is a cript course. |
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CROSS OVER |
Has become a basketball term...a unique dribble used in basketball to get around an opponent....Some of the best cross over dribblers play for the NBA. |
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CROSS-OVERS |
Transsexuals; a person identifies with a physical sex different from the one that they were born with. In this bar, there are gays, lesbians, and cross-overs. |
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CRUISING FOR A BRUISING |
Possibility of an altercation; asking to get beat up. Gordan is Cruising for a bruising if he keeps intimidating everyone. |
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CRUMB SNATCHER |
Small baby or child, during the crawling ages. When I asked her how many kids she had, Pamela said, "I have two crumb snatchers." |
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CRUNK |
To have a good time especially at a party..."We are going to get crunk at the party" |
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CRYING SHAME |
Pitiful, Awful; sometimes used facetiously. It's a crying shame that the Jones were evicted. |
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CUP OF JOE |
A cup of coffee. John told the waitress, "Bring me a cup of joe, will ya honey?" |
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CUP OF MUD |
Coffee, because it is brown or black like mud. "I'll have my regular cup of mud this morning," Harry told his wife. |
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CUP OF TEA |
Your likes or dislikes. Boxing is not my cup of tea. |
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CURIOSITY KILLED THE CAT |
Being over inquisitive or nosey to the point where it can become dangerous. "Curiosity killed the cat," said Billy after noticing his friend leaning to far off the cliffs viewing platform. |
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