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Kapa Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Meaning

Hi friends,
Would you tell me the meaning of bold parts?

“Words she would never have used, before. Vandal words. Sometimes she can’t believe what comes out of her mouth; not to mention what goes into it.
Stan found the note. Stupid not to have thought of the possibility. Stupid on many levels, because she’d left the note for Max, but Max’s wife might have found it instead.”

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Without further context, the person being described in this passage, the "she" in it, is apparently the person who left the note. "What goes into it" means whatever questionable items "she" consumes: questionable food, drink, etc. "Stupid not to have thought of the possibility" apparently means "she" was stupid not to have thought of the possibility of Stan finding the note.

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  • Without further context, the person being described in this passage, the "she" in it, is apparently the person who left the note.
  • "What goes into it" means whatever questionable items "she" consumes: questionable food, drink, etc.
  • "Stupid not to have thought of the possibility" apparently means "she" was stupid not to have thought of the possibility of Stan finding the note.
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Without further context, the person being described in this passage, the "she" in it, is apparently the person who left the note. "What goes into it" means whatever questionable items "she" consumes: questionable food, drink, etc.

"Stupid not to have thought of the possibility" apparently means "she" was stupid not to have thought of the possibility of Stan finding the note.
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