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a cheap drunk

a person who gets drunk on one or two drinks Jo admits she's a cheap drunk. Her limit is two drinks.

a chunk of change

a large amount of money, a few grand, big bucks I bet that condo cost him a chunk o' change - 300 grand at least.

a lot of bunk

a lot of lies, a lot of bull, a pack of lies The President's speech was a lot of bunk. It contained no facts.

as drunk as a skunk

very drunk, polluted, sloshed You don't remember the party. You were as drunk as a skunk!

bunk

false statements, rumors, baloney, bull They claim that computers can think, but that's a lot of bunk!

cheap drunk

(See a cheap drunk)

chunk of change

(See a chunk of change)

clunker

a car that is in poor condition, a beater Uncle Blair has bought another clunker - an old Pontiac.

flunk out

fail a school program, fail a course If you flunk out of college, you will have to find a job.

hunk

a gorgeous man, a very attractive male Matty thinks Robert Redford is a hunk. She dreams about him.

hunker down

get ready to lift or work, prepare to make an effort To achieve our sales goals, we all have to hunker down.

in a funk

in a bad mood, frustrated, in a snit Rick is in a funk today because Muriel hasn't called him.

junk

illegal drugs: dope, acid etc. He tried to smuggle junk into Canada. He hid drugs in his shoes.

junk food

snack food, food with little nutritional value They eat junk food for lunch - chips, candy and pop.

junk it

throw it away, put it in the garbage If a pen is leaking, junk it. Throw it away.

junk mail

unsolicited mail (usually advertisements for something you're not

junkie

"a person who does junk or drugs; skids" """What is a junkie?"" ""A person who uses bad drugs."""

saw off a chunk

have sex, have intercourse I could hear the couple upstairs. They were sawing off a chunk

skunk

not score one goal, goose egg In the final game we got skunked 6-0. We were humiliated.

throw chunks

vomit, puke, barf, hurl, woof your cookies One look at those oysters and she started throwing chunks. Yuk!

bindle punk

a hobo or derelict hired to do rough or unpleasant work

blow chunks

to vomit

bunk off

to shirk one's duties; a common adolescent's term for avoiding school lessons

bunked

somewhere between buzzing and drunk:"I got bunked at the party last night"

chunk one's cookies

to vomit

crunk

1. excellent, cool
2. crazy:"She's a crunk-ass bitch"

cyberpunk

a nonconformist advocate of modern technology, especially such a user of the Internet

do a bunk

British slang for a hurried departure, usually under suspicious circumstances

dunkin'

punking out

funk

1. a coward
2. the essence of being, as in faking the funk
3. anything attractive or beautiful
4. tobacco smoke

funky drummer

famous drumtrack by Clyde Stubblefield, James Brown's drummer, often used in hiphop

G-funk

gangsta funk; examples: Snoop Doggy Dogg, Warren G & Nate Dog.

krunk

stupid, moron

P-funk

music of the George Clinton time period. Parliament Funkadelic was a group in that era and it included such artists as George Clinton and Bootsy Collins

punk

1. a person related to the Punk movement or the Punk music
2. a stupid, usually irritating person
3. a young criminal or street gang
4. a male homosexual

slump for the trunk

money

plump/plunk/plonk down

1．drop down；fall落下；倒下
As soon as he reached the armchair，he plumped down into it．他手刚摸到扶手椅就蓦地倒入椅中。
After walking a mile we plunked down on a bench to rest．我们走了一英里路以后，一屁股坐在长凳上休息。
2．drop sth． noisily or firmly砰地放下
She plumped down the heavy trunk and sat on a stone bench for a rest．她吃力地把那只沉重的箱子放下，然后坐在一张石凳上休息。

plunk down

drunk and disorderly

Idiom(s): drunk and disorderly

Theme: DRUNK

a criminal charge for public drunkenness accompanied by bad or offensive behavior. (Fixed order.)
• The judge fined Max for being drunk and disorderly
• In addition to being convicted for driving while intoxicated, Max was found guilty of being drunk and disorderly.

an unknown quantity

Idiom(s): be an unknown quantity

Theme: PERSONALITY

to be a person or thing about which no one is certain.
• John is an unknown quantity. We don't know how he's going to act.
• The new clerk is an unknown quantity. Things may not turn out all right.

What a man says drunk, he thinks sober.

People speak more freely under the influence of alcohol.

What soberness conceals, drunkenness reveals.

People are less discreet under the influence of alcohol.

Drunk as a lord

(UK) Someone who is very drunk is as drunk as a lord.

Drunker than a peach orchard boar

(USA) Southern US expression - Very drunk, as when a boar would eat fermented peaches that have fallen from the tree.

Dunkirk spirit

(UK) Dunkirk spirit is when people pull together to get through a very difficult time.

Hunky Dory

If something is hunky dory, it is perfectly satisfactory, fine.

Skunkworks

An unauthorised, or hidden program or activity, often research-oriented, and out of the bureaucratic chain of command is known as a 'skunkworks'.

flunk out|flunk

v. phr. To have to withdraw from school or college because of too many failing grades. Fred flunked out of college during his junior year.

hunky-dory

adj. OK; satisfactory; fine. The landlord asked about our new apartment and we told him that so far everything was hunky-dory.

junked up|junked

adj. or v. phr., slang, drug culture To be under the influence of drugs, especially heroine. You can't talk to Billy, he's all junked up.