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If you think you can get a ticket for under $200 at Christmastime, you’re whistling Dixie.
Being unrealistically optimistic.
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trap
No points!
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magnet
Take 15 points!
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fairy
Take points!
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baam
Lose 25 points!
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The teacher said I was lazy, that I needed to study more, and all that jazz.
Similar things, similar qualities, etcetera.
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Sometimes you have to blow your own trumpet to get proper credit for your work.
Brag; emphasize one’s own contributions.
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I enjoy jazz and classical music, but when I want to dance, I need a four-on-the-floor beat.
In music, steady, uniformly accented beat in 4/4 time, a steady beat in four.
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seesaw
Swap points!
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seesaw
Swap points!
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rocket
Go to first place!
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baam
Lose 20 points!
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Religious conservatives have been beating the drum for higher alcohol taxes.
Speak in favour of something to try to generate support.
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trap
No points!
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fairy
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shark
Other team loses 25 points!
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banana
Go to last place!
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This elevator music is putting me to sleep, so let’s go walk around the mall again.
Pleasant but boring recorded music that is played in public places.
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Can you guys please be quiet? Your chin music is distracting me from my work.
Meaningless talk.
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Now that hard cider is becoming popular in American bars, many companies are jumping on the bandwagon and releasing their own versions.
To follow a trend or craze.
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The woman in the portrait struck a chord with me, and I realized that it was my grandmother.
Used to describe something that is familiar to you, reminds you of something or is connected to you somehow.
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Of course the campaign didn’t go well. The boss sent me all second-stringers – not one single star from the sales staff.
A substitute player in a sport; a substitute for a job who is not the most talented person.
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I thought I’d have more responsibility in my new job, but I’m just playing second fiddle to Victoria.
To play a subordinate role to someone.
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John thinks he can win the match, but he’s just whistling in the dark.
To be unrealistically confident or brave; to talk about something of which one has little knowledge.
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Jason used to dislike muffins, but now that he’s dating a pastry chef he’s changed his tune!
To alter or change one's opinion of something.
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