To calm somebody down: To become or make somebody quieter or more relaxed
To cheer somebody up: To become or make somebody happier
To chill out: To relax completely
To cut down on: To reduce the amount you take or use something
To face up to: To accept that a difficult situation exists
To open up: To talk about how you feel
To slow something down: To start to do something less fast
To work out: To do exercise to get fit
To be stressed out: To be worried and nervous
''It puts a smile back on my face''
To run around: To be veru busy
Wherever
Whenever
Whoever
Whatever
Close friend: Best friend
Miserable: Very unhappy
''That's what friends are for!''
''You can open to me whenever you like!''
To cut out: To leave quickly, especially so as to avoid a boring or awkward situation
To mime: To use only gesture and movement to act out (a play or role)
To pour: To flow rapidly in a steady stream
Throw over: To denoting a bedspread or other large piece of cloth used as a loose-fitting decorative cover for a piece of furniture
Research: To investigate
Aids: A disease in which there is a severe loss of the body's cellular immunity, greatly lowering the resistance to infection and malignancy
Civil rights: The rights of citizens to political and social freedom and equality
Expendable: Of relatively little significance, and therefore able to be abandoned or destroyed // (of an object) designed to be used only once and then abandoned or destroyed
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