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get credit for (a course) What does get credit for (a course) mean?	receive official recognition and credits after passing a course	I was able to get credit for the course even though I had taken a similar course before.
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chief What does "chief" mean?	form of address (to a friend or other familiar person; not often used).	Hey, chief, what's doing?

take one's mind off (something) What does "take one's mind off (something)" mean?	to stop from worrying or thinking about a problem	I went to a movie to take my mind off my problems at work.
have oneself something What does "have oneself something" mean?	use or consume something	I decided to have myself a drink before leaving for the movie.
poop What does "poop" mean?	feces; dung
Bedroom eyes What does "Bedroom eyes" mean?	Someone with bedroom eyes has a sexy look in their eyes.
make a living What does "make a living" mean?	earn enough money to live	He cannot make a living by only doing a part-time job.
dorky What does "dorky" mean?	weird; strange; unappealing

fossil What does "fossil" mean?	old-fashioned, outmoded person
jog (someone's) memory What does "jog (someone's) memory" mean?	stimulate someone's memory to recall something	The questions that the police officer asked helped to jog the man's memory.
worm one's way out of (something) What does "worm one's way out of (something)" mean?	to squeeze or wiggle out of a problem or a responsibility	My friend was easily able to worm her way out of the problem at work.
pride and joy What does "pride and joy" mean?	someone or something that one is very proud of	The little boy is the pride and joy of his grandparents.

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