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- - - - THE MAIN POINT
      - MOST IMPORTANT THING
      - CUT TO THE CHASE
    - - SHOOT
      - TO AMAZE
    - - EXTENSION
        
        TREE BRANCHES
      - TRY NEW THINGS
      - GO TO NEW PLACES
  - - - ASK FOR HELP
      - REQUEST NOT TO WORK
    - - TO STOP WATER FROM GOING THRU A TUBE/PIPE
    - - IN FEAR OF DANGER
      - TO CANCEL IN FEAR
    - - TO MAKE SOMETHING COOL
      - TO CALM SOMEONE
    - - TO CANCEL
    - - I caught up on my tasks today
      - Command: to go faster
      - I need to catch up by monday
      - to increase the speed of what you need to do to get to where you should be
    - - TO RELAX
    - - TO DISCOVER WITHOUT LOCKING FOR
      - HOW SOMEONE ACTS
        
        Don't come across as dumb in front of my parents
    - - CREATIVELY THINK
      - CREATE AN ANSWER
        
        I will come up with the plan to pass in the exam
    - - to be angry at someone beneath you
        
        My wife yelled at me because I didn't wash the dishes
        
        boss, parent, teacher...
    - - SHUT DOWN BUSINESS - NO LONGER OPEN
    - - KEEP DOING WHAT YOU ARE DOING
      - AS A COMMAND
      - Carried on
    - - A SUBJECT THAT NATURALLY OCCURS IN A DISCUSSION
  - - - TO DRESS FORMALLY
    - - To make something dry that was wet
        
        to make dry something that is wet that you dont want to be wet
        
        my patience is dried up
        
        for the past 6 months my money has been dried up before Im paid
    - - is to go to a place without announcing
  - - - your work is not going as fast as it should be to complete the task on time
        
        i am falling behind my homework this week
    - - TO GO CRAZY WITH EMOTION
        
        My sister crashed my car. So, I flipped out on her
    - - to discover or hear about something new (passive)
      - discovery
    - - plans (it doesn't happend)
        
        the ball fell through the hole
        
        Our plans to buy a house fell through
        
        a thing going through a hole or tube
        
        ..2. a plan that did not succeed...didnt happen
        
        MY LOAN APPLICATION FELL THROUGH (NOT APPROVED)
    - - from scratch is doing original hard work to complete a tough task
        
        have you been making tacos from scratch?
    - - Completely fill the container
    - - to do hard work knowing the problem and seeking the answer (active)
      - mission/task
    - - lets get together a week from now and have a follow up
      - appointment....prescription and then follow up
      - doctor, meeting
  - - - He was goofing around with his cellphone during the work.
      - spend time doing nothing important
    - - TO GO SOMEWHERE FOR FUN
        
        I am going out
      - HAVE A DATE
    - - FALL BEHIND AND GET/GOT BEHIND
      - I'm getting behind on/with my bill this month
      - Support someone
      - i have your back / i need to catch up
      - I got behind studying english
    - - TO GO CRAZY (LOSE YOUR MIND)
      - LEAVING
      - CHARITY
        
        GIVE TO SOMEONE WHO NEEDS HELP/MONEY
        
        GOING OUT OF YOUR WAY
  - - - NOT DOING ANYTHING
        
        HAVING A LAZY DAY
      - GO TO A PLACE WITH FRIENDS
    - - KEEP SOMETHING FOR ME TEMPORARILY
      - HOLD ON TO
        
        You need to hang on to the bus / to your seat
      - TO WAIT FOR A LITTLE BIT
    - - PUT CLOTHES ON A HANGERS
        
        She hung up the dress in the closet
      - PUT A PICTURE ON THE WALL
      - TO STOP A TELEPHONE CALL
        
        she hung up on me
    - - go faster
  - - - To take a note quickly
      - He jotted it down
      - I'll jot it down
    - - that is a joke/not serious
  - - - QUICK RESEARCH
      - TO OBSERVE SOMETHING
    - - TAKE CARE
    - - GO AWAY FROM PROBLEMS
      - RELAX
    - - lived in---well worn clothing that has meaning or a house that has a lot of "personality" not cold and static
        
        It feels lived in
      - I live in (the city where your primary residence is located)
      - theres a 3rd not usually used ---its how someone generally feels about life...They live in fear, he lives in romance, she lives in happiness
    - - Forget about that something
      - The opposite of pick up
  - - - Try to fix something that you are not capable to do it
    - - TO COMPETE
      - ROMANTICALLY
        
        November 2010, My sister
  - - - to have injustive done to you
      - I was screwed out of a raise
      - my team was screwed out of a win
    - - TO MIX BY HANDS
      - TO MAKE SIGNIFICANT CHANGES - USUALLY POSITIVE
    - - STAY IN ONE PLACE FOR A WHILE
    - - to have injustive done to you
        
        you deserve something but dnt get it
    - - HE DOES WRONG THINGS ALL THE TIME
      - TO DO SOMETHING WRONG
        
        when is the baby due? I screwed up by saying that. I made a screwed up by saying that.
    - - STAY IN ONE PLACE FOR A WHILE
        
        I have to leave but you guys stay put or stick around
        
        AS A COMMAND
  - - - you are given a problem and you dedicate focused time on a problem
        
        FOCUSED
    - - CREATE SOMETHING NEW
    - - SOMETHING THAT YOU WEAR
        
        CLOTHES...
    - - CONVINCE
        
        try to talk my wife into paying her share of the bills
      - try to get someone to do something
    - - SPEND TIME TO SOLVE A PROBLEM / FREE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS
        
        Let's talk this out
      - TALK OUT OF TURN: INTERRUPT
        
        don't talk out of turn
        
        Hey, your talking out of turn
        
        hey your talking out of your ass
      - try to get someone not to do something
    - - BRING IT TO MIND QUICKLY
      - to retrieve it from memory
    - - TO SPEND TIME TRYING TO SOLVE AN ISSUE
      - ANOTHER WAY TO SAY NO!
    - - SOMETHING THAT YOU USE
        
        car, machinery, electronics
  - - - A TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
    - - TO GRAB AND LIFT OFF OF SOMETHING
      - TO LEARN
  - - - NECESSARY ITEM THAT YOU RUN OUT OF, SO YOU NEED TO BUY MORE
  - - - PRACTICE
      - INTRODUCE
    - - BE CAREFUL
      - BE VIGILANT
    - - IT HAPPENED
      - Did you see the bank robbery went down?
    - - IT HAPPENED
      - The loan application went through (aproved).
    - - TO GET SOMEWHERE
        
        I might wind up at the supermarket
        
        didn't plan - to end up by accident
        
        I wound up at the bar
      - TO GET EXCITED
        
        Children or dog
      - PUT IT AROUND
    - - TO STOP
        
        We are getting to the end of the session and you need to finish
      - COMMAND
      - DO/SAY SOMETHING THAT CAN END
  - - - FOCUS
      - GET INTO IT
    - - FOCUS
  - - - TO START BUSINESS
      - TO ALLOW SOMETHING IN
        
        Open up your eyes
  - - - THE SAME OF USE UP
        
        We ran out of toilet paper
      - TIME IS SHORT
        
        we are running out of time
- - - - I'm at the bottom of the sea