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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Help for couple of words
Hello.
I need help with some words from this dialogue:
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A: I think that Jason might want you as something more than just a travelling companion. If you... follow me.
B: You mean we might be in a situation where because of cramped conditions we'd have to... Oh, goodness.
A: Yes... bunk up. Together. You know what that means, don't you?
B: I don't need to bring any sleeping gear. It'll be too hot to hock around two shag-bags. Thanks, Manny.
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What is the meaning of "hock (around)" and "shag-bag"?
Thanks.
I need help with some words from this dialogue:
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A: I think that Jason might want you as something more than just a travelling companion. If you... follow me.
B: You mean we might be in a situation where because of cramped conditions we'd have to... Oh, goodness.
A: Yes... bunk up. Together. You know what that means, don't you?
B: I don't need to bring any sleeping gear. It'll be too hot to hock around two shag-bags. Thanks, Manny.
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What is the meaning of "hock (around)" and "shag-bag"?
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, B: I don't need to bring any sleeping gear. It'll be too hot to hock around two ****-bags . Thanks, Manny.
- Hi, B: I don't need to bring any sleeping gear.
- It'll be too hot to hock around two ****-bags .
- Thanks, Manny.
- What is the meaning of "hock (around)" It seems to mean 'carry around inconveniently', but its not an expression I know.
- and "****-bag"?
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Hi,
B: I don't need to bring any sleeping gear. It'll be too hot to hock around two ****-bags. Thanks, Manny.
What is the meaning of "hock (around)" It seems to mean 'carry around inconveniently', but its not an expression I know.
and "****-bag"?
B: I don't need to bring any sleeping gear. It'll be too hot to hock around two ****-bags. Thanks, Manny.
What is the meaning of "hock (around)" It seems to mean 'carry around inconveniently', but its not an expression I know.
and "****-bag"?
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