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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Studly Do-Right...
Lois: I respect how quickly you managed to get the lowdown (get information out
of her?) on
little Miss Mental Break but sometimes you can be a little gullible.
Clark: Really? Why don't you ask your new friend to weigh in on it?
Lois: I'm not gonna cry wolf just to get a pitty call (For his sympathy?) from Studly Do-Right.
of her?) on
little Miss Mental Break but sometimes you can be a little gullible.
Clark: Really? Why don't you ask your new friend to weigh in on it?
Lois: I'm not gonna cry wolf just to get a pitty call (For his sympathy?) from Studly Do-Right.
Top answer
"Get the lowdown" means get information ABOUT not, from. When someone does something out of pity, it's because you feel sorry for that person. I'm not sure what sort of "call" she means.
- "Get the lowdown" means get information ABOUT not, from.
- When someone does something out of pity, it's because you feel sorry for that person.
- I'm not sure what sort of "call" she means.
- Do you know who Dudley Do Right was?
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"Get the lowdown" means get information ABOUT not, from.
When someone does something out of pity, it's because you feel sorry for that person. I'm not sure what sort of "call" she means.
Do you know who Dudley Do Right was? (For that reference?)
When someone does something out of pity, it's because you feel sorry for that person. I'm not sure what sort of "call" she means.
Do you know who Dudley Do Right was? (For that reference?)
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Thanks, Barbara!
Grammar GeekDo you know who Dudley Do Right was? (For that reference?)I read on him at Wikipedia.
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