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91screw around with — screw around (with (something)) to waste time. Stop screwing around and finish your work. They spent the whole morning screwing around with Jeff s motorcycle …
92screw around — (with (something)) to waste time. Stop screwing around and finish your work. They spent the whole morning screwing around with Jeff s motorcycle …
93screw up your courage — screw up (your) courage to force yourself to be brave. Jimmy screwed up his courage and gave Lisa a heart shaped box of chocolates on Valentine s Day …
94screw up courage — screw up (your) courage to force yourself to be brave. Jimmy screwed up his courage and gave Lisa a heart shaped box of chocolates on Valentine s Day …
95screw up someone — screw up (someone) to confuse or hurt someone. She really screwed him up when she left him. Their parents divorce really screwed up the kids …
96screw up — (someone) to confuse or hurt someone. She really screwed him up when she left him. Their parents divorce really screwed up the kids …
97screw up your courage — screw up (your) courage to force yourself to be brave and do something that makes you nervous. She screwed up her courage and asked to see the manager …
98screw up courage — screw up (your) courage to force yourself to be brave and do something that makes you nervous. She screwed up her courage and asked to see the manager …
99screw up your face — screw up (your) face to make an unpleasant expression with your face. “This milk is sour,” she said, screwing up her face …
100screw up face — screw up (your) face to make an unpleasant expression with your face. “This milk is sour,” she said, screwing up her face …
