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Meanings of screwing in English
Usage of screwing in English
1
Unfortunately, 'screwing up' on queue could be as difficult as juggling correctly.
2
So you're screwing around now, to allow decent time for its development.
3
Yes, because the cooking burns off the metabolism-screwing part of the alcohol.
4
They sent it to Dvore and he just kept on screwing up.
5
Trembling and screwing up our courage, Pérez and I entered the ring.
6
It's hard for them to go from wooing people to screwing people.
7
Not screwing up the steak fry itself would require staffing Obama well.
8
Sullivans have been screwing Sullivans since they first landed on Plymouth Rock.
9
All the screwing on her world's done by the tides or something.
10
This part joins to the camera by screwing into the tripod socket.
11
The boy rose, looked inquiringly at Liudmila, prettily screwing up his eyes.
12
You're not going back in there?' Frisk asked, screwing up his face.
13
Maybe Hektor's screwing with us, Irma, to get back at you somehow.
14
Cazan was screwing around with Marilyn before he introduced Arthur to her.
15
Then remove each can carefully, screwing each can as tightly as possible.
16
If they find out he's screwing around on his wife-he started.
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Screwing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common