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suicide pass |
(See a suicide pass)
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suit yourself |
you choose, choose what you like
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"I prefer tea." "Suit yourself."
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suits you |
looks good on you, becomes you
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Red and black suit you. You look great in those colors.
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Sunday best |
best clothes, glad rags
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Father was in his Sunday best - in his three-piece, navy suit.
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sunset years |
senior years, over 65, golden years
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Will you still love me when I'm old - in my sunset years?
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super-duper |
very large, exciting or powerful, totally awesome
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After class, Julie went to the cafe and ordered a super-duper sundae with a cherry on top.
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super mint |
excellent, the best quality
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The photograph of the baby is super mint! It's excellent!
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supercharge |
boost the power, hop up, tweak
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We supercharged the engine in a Datsun 510, doubling its power.
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superstar |
very talented athlete or performer, the best player
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Hockey's superstars include Richard, Howe, and Gretzky.
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sure as hell |
very sure, certain, a sure bet
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If you leave food around, the bears will come - sure as hell!
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