screw

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UK /skru:/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cheat someone, as out of money/property

If you screw me out of this house I will not be happy

v.t.Transitive VerbTo close something by turning it into place

If you screw on the lid you can open it later

n. (c.)Countable NounLong metal nail with a spiral thread

This screw will go into the wood to hold it to the wall

v.t.Transitive VerbTo attach things together by twisting

Can you screw the legs into the bottom of the seat?

v.t.Transitive VerbTo twist something out of shape, e.g. paper

Don't screw the paper into a ball

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*Yamcha* Hope Toriyama doesn't screw me.
*Yamcha* Hope Toriyama doesn't screw me.

06:27

Single screw, and you get two RAM slots.
Single screw, and you get two RAM slots.

03:56

I listened to her very carefully and said, "Screw that."
I listened to her very carefully and said, "Screw that."
"Screw that."
"Screw that."

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07:17

work and play and sleep in the smallest radius you can. Which brings us to screw
work and play and sleep in the smallest radius you can. Which brings us to screw

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25:36

TAKE ANOTHER BED! (but pe- ugh screw it)
TAKE ANOTHER BED! (but pe- ugh screw it)

03:14

Again, it's not too big of a screw up, though, is it?
Again, it's not too big of a screw up, though, is it?

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