But then we’re gone have to unhook the game
system.
And rehook it up over there.
to connect the TV and the Video game device together
Our house is being fumigated.
If
you fumigate something, you get rid of germs or insects from it using
special chemicals.
destroy
infectious germs, insects, etc in (sth) with the fumes ofcertain chemicals
We’ve
been iming.
That led to texting.
IMING is "Instant Messaging"
Let’s get you all cutied up for your video chat.
"Get you all [somethinged] up" means
to put you completely in that state. Here, the person suggests that they make
her into a cutie so that she will be
alluring,
I’m
getting too much nostril.
Seeing
too much part of nostril
Flutter
your eyes.
Clog up the pipe.
When something clogs up a place, or when it clogs up, it becomes
blocked so that little or nothing can pass through.
Bunk
desk
That
getting a fresh
pair of underpants every day was gonna be a little tricky.
I
didn’t get electrocuted.
It sure
would be helpful if we could use your bathroom till ours is up and running.
To freshen up beforehand.
freshen up phr v
to wash your hands and face in order to feel clean and comfortable
Up top.
top up [top sth/sb⇔up] phr v
to add more liquid to a container that is
partly full
I'll just top
up the coffee pot.
to put more drink in someone's glass or cup
after they have drunk some
Can I top you
up?
That’s the thing about us Duncuns.
We are clutch players.
person or people who's always performing highly impossible goals in a quick and almost impossible amount of time, or in the nick of time
if
you do something voluntarily, you do it willingly, without anyone telling you to
do it
let’s
roll.
spoken used to suggest to a group of people that you all begin doing
something or go somewhere
what’s taking the nachos so long?
Mexican food consisting of small
pieces of tortillas covered with cheese, beans etc
He will think I blew him off.
blow off [blow sb/sth⇔off] phr v
to treat someone or something as unimportant,
for example by not meeting someone or not going to an event
pool house-a house with a
swimming pool
no offense-
spoken used to tell someone that you hope that what you are going to say or
do will not offend them
Now get your Booty in gear.
It’s time to represent.
Don’t go street on me.
go street
to get rough, or to fight back with your words
Don't make me go street on you!
We have a power outage. The water is out too.
a
period of time during which a service such as the electricity supply cannot be
provided
What’s keeping Ivy?
I’m gonna freeze.
You’ve got to keep it up.
We are on a nice roll there.
be on a roll informal
to be having a lot of success with what
you are trying to do
hobo
someone
who travels around and has no home or regular job