nders or creators of the school. I know it was you; I can describe the crip sheet. A sheet of paper that contains notes (Although teachers will sometimes allow them, they’re usually not permitted during tests). If I did cheat and you did see me and didn’t report it, you’d be in violation, too. Here, to be "in violation" means to have broken a law or rule, in this case the honor code. I know, but I can’t let the whole class fail. :: He’s bluffing; He won’t fail anybody. "To bluff" is to claim to be ready to do something that you in fact will probably not do (It is a term for poker, where players pretend that they have stronger cards than they really do). You met my family; They expect me to measure up to something that’s impossible. "To measure up to" something is to do as well as people expect. You got to get it straight, Dillon. David’s way of saying Dillon has to admit his mistake. Look, I’m sorry. I was a prick. A prejudiced prick. If a person is "prejudiced," they are racist or biased. A "prick" is a vulgar word for a jerk, ass, or in the right context, a penis. This doesn’t have anything to do with that. Just confess. "To confess" is to admit that you have done something wrong or perhaps illegal or immoral. How many guys think I could have done it here? You screwed up a couple of assignments. "To screw up" something is to do it badly. In school, an "assignment" is homework, such as a paper. All right, lay off. It wasn’t Conners. If you tell a person to "lay off," you’re telling them to stop being so insistent or aggressive. What a squirmer. Just admit it! "To squirm" is to move or twist your body around, often in a way that looks like you are desperately trying to escape. What situation? I just turned him in and now he’s denying it. "To turn a person in" is to report them to others after you have caught them cheating or breaking the law. It’s one guy’s word against another. This describes a situation in which it must be decided who is telling the truth between two people saying opposite things. Let’s just do it; What’s the big deal? Asking this question is a way of saying that it’s not so important. I submit Dillon didn’t cheat...because he didn’t have to cheat. In this case, "to submit" is to officially state as an opinion. As I see it, there’s an objective fact. One of them has lied in the past and one of them hasn’t. An "objective fact" is a fact that no one can say is not true. Gierasch says the crip sheet was block printed and there’s no way to tell who wrote it. If writing is "block printed," it is written with clean, straight lines that do not have the individual features of handwriting. The reputation of the school and the future of the honor code is on our shoulders.
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