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Old 22-Mar-2004, 16:59
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please i want to know the meaning of flabbergasted
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Old 22-Mar-2004, 17:13
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I would say: to be surprised very much.
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Old 22-Mar-2004, 17:37
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To be flabbergasted is to be stunned, shocked, and surprised by something. See:
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Old 25-Mar-2004, 03:01
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what does "mark around" mean? or is there a word? i couldn't find it anywhere..
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I haven't heard of "mark around" before. Can you give me some context?

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Old 26-Mar-2004, 01:53
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may be i heard it wrong...I guess it is meant to be doing unimportant stuff while you have a specific task to perform.
so what do u say that in one word?
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There's goldbricking. I think that might be the word.

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In BE we use the term muck around.

'Stop mucking around and get on with your work'

Finding a job isn't easy. You can't muck around, you need to get your CV out there, where companies can see it.

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In BE we use the term muck around.

'Stop mucking around and get on with your work'

Finding a job isn't easy. You can't muck around, you need to get your CV out there, where companies can see it.

:)
That's got to be it. Thanks, Shane!

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Old 26-Mar-2004, 12:09
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yeah it is... thanks alot shane and ronbee giving me new vocab :)
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