ut" something is to investigate or research it. He has a buddy who works on the docks. Another word for friend, but it is often used sarcastically. Holy shit! Get out of the fucking house! A truly interesting colloquial phrase that expresses emotion such as great fear or surprise. Come on, Chris! The most versatile and widely used phrasal verb in English. Here, meaning "be serious." I want you to run a make on him. Colloquial police slang for "investigate him." Find out any priors. Police slang for prior criminal convictions (in a criminal record). Yeah, and one bullet came from the grassy knoll. For Americans, the words "grassy knoll" always connote the assassination of John Kennedy, since he was shot in Dallas, Texas as his car passed a grassy knoll ("a small hill"). Earl Warren and Gerald Ford just lied? References to two famous Americans who served on "The Warren Commission," which investigated Kennedy's assassination (Ford later became President, from 1974-1977). Those bastards left us a god damn dog turd. "Bastard" is a crude word for an unpleasant or mean person. "God damn" as an adjective is a vulgar way to show anger or other emotion. A "dog turd" is a more formal way to literally say dog shit. Doughnuts? :: Why not, were cops. In the US, police are famous for eating doughnuts while working. Chris and Maria meet by accident in a store, and she invites him up for dinner. My bike has a stupid flat. In this case, a flat tire. What the hell. A colloquial way to say "OK, why not?" Where are my doughnuts, you prick. A very crude insult ("prick" is vulgar slang for penis). Note the use of "you" before any noun can intensify an insult. I hate being nice. It's a curse, like "medium." "A curse" is a period of evil misfortune or bad luck. Here, "medium" means average, or one who is not exceptional. I've always wanted to be bad. In very colloquial English (particularly Black English), "bad" is good. "Bad" isn't all its cracked up to be. An excellent expression: If something "isn't all its cracked up to be," it isn't as great as people think it is. I'd settle for a little "nice" "To settle for" something means that one would be satisfied with it. For crying out loud! A somewhat old fashioned way to express frustration or other emotion. It's a big deal in Latina culture. Something that is "a big deal" is important or widely discussed. Skeleton. The internal structure (bones) of a body. Now, I've got a full graveyard. Another word for "cemetery." Honey, I'm home. The most common three words that the average American yells into the house upon returning from a day at work. I bumped into her at the god damn store. "To bump into" somebody is to meet them by accident. Glazed
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