(of screw)
111screw|driv|er — «SKROO DRY vuhr», noun. 1. a tool for putting in or taking out screws by turning them. 2. a drink made of vodka and orange juice …
112screw|drive — «SKROO DRYV», transitive verb, drove, driv|en, driv|ing. to drive in with a screwdriver: »Figurative. He stared at me for some moments fixedly as though he would screwdrive his gaze through my brain (Clark Russell) …
113screw|i|ness — «SKROO ee nihs», noun. Slang. screwy quality; oddness; craziness …
114screw|loose — «SKROO LOOS», adjective, noun. –adj. very eccentric. –n. a screwloose person …
115screw|man — «SKROO MAN», noun, plural men. U.S. a stevedore who stows compressed cotton bales in the hold of a vessel …
116screw|up — «SKROO UHP», noun. U.S. Slang. something botched up; foul up …
117screw|worm — «SKROO WURM», noun. the larva of the screwworm fly …
118screw that — screw ˈhim, ˈyou, ˈthat, etc. idiom (taboo, slang) an offensive way of showing that you are annoyed or do not care about sb/sth Main entry: ↑screwidiom …
119screw somebody up — ˌscrew sbˈup derived (slang) to upset or confuse sb so much that they are not able to deal with problems in their life • Her father s death really screwed her up. see also ↑screwed up Main entry: ↑screw …
120screw something from of somebody — ˌscrew sth ˈfrom/ˈout of sb derived to force sb to give you sth • They screwed the money out of her by threats. Main entry: ↑screwderived …
