Phrasal Verbs
Hang out =
to spend time with your friends
Going to =
gonna
Cheeks =
the squishy part of your face, where grandmas love to squeeze
Gasp =
to breathe in suddenly, typically due to surprise, shock, or fear.
Turn over =
to flip something to the other side
Let me =
Forearm =
Break a leg =
to wish someone good luck
Unintelligible =
when something is impossible to understand
Dress up =
to dress really fancy
What are you =
Waist =
the middle of your body / or the midsection
Under the weather =
to feel sick or not well
Minute =
something very small, tiny
Shake up =
to change things / make things new
I don't know =
Knuckles =
the tiny joints in your fingers that can be popped
to reveal a secret
No-brainer =
when something or the answer is very obvious
Bottle up =
to hold your feelings/emotions in or keep them inside
I am going to =
i'ma / ima
Scalp =
the skin under your hair that is covering your skull
When pigs fly =
something that will never happen, or is impossible
Bet (slang) =
a term of agreement, acknowledgement, or acceptance of a challenge