| Idiom | Meaning | Example |
| strung out |
ill or weak because of drug abuse, hungover
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When she's strung out on cocaine she won't talk to her family.
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| stubblejumper |
grain farmer, Saskatchewan folk
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My uncle is a stubblejumper. He owns a farm near Kuroki.
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| stuck on |
focused on, obsessed with
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Jack is stuck on Vicki, but she doesn't care about him.
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| stuff it |
put it away, forget it, shove it [B]
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I don't want her money. She can stuff it!
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| stumbling block |
obstacle, problem
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A strip of land is in the way of peace. It is the stumbling block.
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| stump me |
ask me a question I cannot answer, puzzle me
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The question on the names of the Great Lakes stumped me.
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| such a card |
quite a joker, such a clown
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Greg tells the funniest stories. He is such a card!
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| suck |
an immature person, wimp
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Chad, that suck! He tells his mother everything we say.
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| suck |
is a poor quality, is not acceptable, shabby
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You chose to cheat your friend? That sucks!
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| suck eggs |
go, leave, have a bad experience, up yours [B]
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When I told him not to swear, he said, "Go suck eggs, man."
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