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20 expression(s)

slang B2

out of pocket

Learn the modern slang meaning of 'out of pocket,' used to describe wild, inappropriate, or unhinged behavior.
travel B1

pack heavy

Learn the casual travel phrase 'pack heavy' in English. Master its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it in your daily English.
slang B1

pass the aux

Learn the slang expression 'pass the aux', how it transitioned from physical cables to digital music sharing, and how to use it naturally in casual conversations.
food-cooking B2

picky eater

Learn how to describe someone who is very selective about what they eat using the common English phrase 'picky eater'.
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food-cooking B2

pig out

Master the casual English phrasal verb 'pig out' to describe eating a large amount of food in a greedy or enthusiastic way.
entertainment B1

put on in the background

Discover how to use the phrase 'put on in the background' when playing media while doing other tasks.
entertainment A2

puzzle game

Learn the meaning of the term 'puzzle game' with natural English examples, common learner mistakes, and practice exercises to improve your vocabulary.
slang B1

say less

Discover the meaning of the casual slang phrase 'say less' and how to use it to show instant agreement or understanding.
slang B2

sending me

Discover what 'sending me' means in modern internet slang, how it expresses extreme amusement, and how to use it.
relationships C1

share a telepathic connection

Discover how to use 'share a telepathic connection' casually to describe knowing what someone is thinking without speaking.
entertainment B1

show off

Understand how to use the phrasal verb 'show off' to describe boasting or displaying skills proudly.
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food-cooking A2

slice of pizza

Learn how to use the phrase 'slice of pizza' in everyday English. View examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
food-cooking B1

snack on something

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'snack on something' to describe eating light treats between meals. Includes natural examples, common mistakes, and exercises.
relationships C1

spill your guts

Learn how to use the casual English idiom 'spill your guts' to describe confessing secrets or expressing raw emotions, with examples and exercises.
slang B1

straight up

Learn the meaning of 'straight up' in English slang, how to use it to show honesty or emphasis, and see real-life examples.
technology B1

tag someone

Learn the meaning of 'tag someone' in casual English. See how to use it on social media with examples and practice.
daily-life B1

take a guess

Learn how to use 'take a guess' in casual conversations to invite someone to estimate or predict something.
relationships C1

throw someone under the bus

Discover the meaning of the common casual idiom 'throw someone under the bus' and see how it's used when someone is betrayed.
food-cooking B2

throw together

Learn how to use the casual phrasal verb 'throw together' when cooking a quick, unplanned meal with whatever ingredients you have.
slang B1

vibe killer

Learn the meaning of 'vibe killer,' a popular English slang term for someone or something that ruins a fun, relaxed mood. See natural everyday examples and usage.