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Informal expressions

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1. I've had about enough of this ridiculous talk! I'm offonoutI don't know.

2. Me too, I'm fed upstuffedblottoI don't know with these pointless arguments.

3. It's all gobbledygookjabberwockyklingonI don't know !

4. He's a smooth talker for some but he really bores me to laughterunconsciousnesstearsI don't know.

5. He could talk the earshind legstailI don't know off a donkey.

6. I can't stand the soundsightsmellI don't know of him!

7. How about going to the restaurant for a slap-upslap-downclapped outI don't know meal?

8. But he's a rottennuttyjammyI don't know so and so: he always manages to pull the birds.

9. Here's the bill; what's the pointpaindamageI don't know ?

10. It's as clear as crystalearthmudI don't know ! I can't understand it but it's a bit pricey.

11. A bit pricey? It's way over the hilltopsideI don't know !

12. But we must accommodatesettlenoteI don't know the bill.

13. But then he appeared. “What a lot of troubleworryfussI don't know about nothing! This treat's on me.”

14. You could have knocked me down with a feathercarhammerI don't know !

15. But he's a real smooth-talker, he's certainly got the gift of the voicegabtongueI don't know.